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Welcome to RATN

The Regional AIDS Training Network (RATN) is a network of training
institutions in the Eastern and Southern Africa region. It was
established in 1997 to provide a forum for communication and sharing
of experiences between training institutions.

	Our Services
The Regional AIDS Training Network (RATN) is a network of training institutions.....More

	Training
RATN aims to improve the quality of HIV/AIDS training in the region.... More

	Network Membership
RATN consists of two categories of membership.... More

Values

Vision

Networking to Fight and Defeat HIV/AIDS

Mission

RATN works to promote training and capacity development for STIs/HIV/AIDS in the Eastern and Southern Africa region. RATN promotes and advocates for skills development and effective programmes that alleviate the impact of STIs/HIV/AIDS through its Member Institutions.

Values

High Intergrity
Transparency
Mutual Respect
Empathy for people infected and affected by HIVAIDS
Learning from our past experiences and practices
Tolerance to diversity within the organization
Zero tolerance to all forms of corruption

Member Institutions:

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::. AIDS Information Centre ::. Centre For Social Science & Medicine (SOSMED) University of Dar es Salaam - Muhimbili College of Health Sciences ::. Connect Centre (Zimbabwe Institute of Systemic Therapy) ::. Eastern and Southern African Management Institute ::. Genitourinary Centre, City of Harare ::. Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division, University of Natal ::. Kenya Association of Professional Counsellors ::. Malawi Institute of Management (MIM) ::. Mananga Centre for Regional Intergration and Management Development ::. Mildmay International ::. Network of AIDS Researchers in Eastern and Southern Africa (NARESA) ::. Perinatal HIV Research Unit ::. Project Support Group ::. School of Public Health, Nelson Mandela Medical School, University of Natal ::. Strengthening STD/HIV Control Project, University of Nairobi ::. Tanzania Gender Networking Programme (TGNP) ::. The AIDS Support Organisation Ltd ::. The Centre for African Family Studies ::. The Family AIDS Caring Trust ::. The Salvation Army, Chikankata Mission Hospital ::. Traditional Healers Together Against AIDS (THETA) ::. UNICEF-Eastern and Southern African Regional Office ::. University of Nairobi, WHO Collaborative Centre

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