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SHIP will present at the International AIDS Conference!

We’re eager to help shape the future of the HIV response and with IAS – International AIDS Society and all our co-advocates across the world in #AIDS2026, as we present our poster presentations this July 2026:

Rethinking HIV testing strategies through engaging geographically mobile and first-time testers to achieve the first 95% through key population-led clinics in the Philippines: cross-sectional analysis of HIV testing surveillance data – Patrick Eustaquio, Miguel Javier, Maria Angelica Rose M. Supremo, Rodenie Arnaiz Olete, Leo John Nathaniel Estrada, and Katerina Leyritana

Delayed ART initiation, education, employment, and viral hepatitis predict disengagement and re-engagement in HIV care: A cohort study from four community-led clinics in the Philippines – Rodenie Arnaiz Olete, Katerina Leyritana, Carol Strong

Predictors of choice between HIV self-testing with or without PrEP: A program evaluation of person-centered HIV prevention services of the Save And Improve Lives(SAIL)-Teleprep program in the Philippines – Rodenie Arnaiz Olete, Francisco Arzadon VI, Genaro Martin Anigan, Katerina Leyritana

We share immense congratulations and appreciation to our presenters, authors, contributors, and our partners as we come together and #RethinkRebuildRise for the HIV epidemic. aids2026.org

SHIP will see you at #AIDS2026!

A roadmap can tell us where we need to go. But can we actually get there?

The global consensus on person-centred care in the HIV response offers an ambitious roadmap for transforming how HIV services are designed and delivered [https://doi.org/10.1002/jia2.70071]. But translating consensus into routine practice is where the real implementation challenge begins.

At AIDS 2026, we bring this roadmap into the realities of community-based HIV service delivery in the Philippines. Drawing from the experience of the SAIL Clinic network, the presentation explores a practical question: Can the global roadmap for person-centred HIV care be feasibly operationalized within a community-based organization; and what happens when global aspirations meet the realities of everyday service delivery?

The question is no longer simply whether person-centred care is desirable. We already know that it is. The more difficult question is whether it is feasible, implementable, and sustainable within real-world HIV care systems—and what needs to change when it is not.

Because the true test of a roadmap is not whether we agree with the destination, but whether it can help us navigate the realities of getting there.

See you with the International AIDS Society soon at AIDS 2026! aids2026.org

TelePrEP padulong na sa Cebu!

SHIP shares gratitude and congratulations to our own SAIL Teleprep Cebu crew for their successful opening and first run, with thanks to the great work of our SHIP and SAIL TelePrEP NCR crew, especially to our Medical Director, Dr. Kate Leyritana.

With SAIL TelePrEP Cebu, HIV self-test kit and #PrEP HIV protection delivery services will be brought easier and quicker to those in Cebu, Central Visayas, and beyond.

Our communities in Cebu, Central Visayas, and nearby areas can find further information and set appointments to start PrEP and get their PrEP refills and HIV self-test kits through linktr.ee/SAILTelePrEP_Cebu. #TogetherWeSAIL!