CAB PT
The Portuguese Community Advisory Board is a platform formed by activists in the area of treatment for HIV, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted infections, and frequently associated diseases.
Almada Fast-Track Cities
Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, the "Almada Fast Track Cities Initiative " aims to contribute to "end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases, and combat hepatitis, waterborne diseases and other communicable diseases by 2030".
Citizens' Initiative for the Responsible Regulation of Cannabis for Adults
This initiative is based on a joint strategy based on the best knowledge and reliable and timely data to combat drug trafficking, defend Human Rights, the Rule of Law, and Public Health.
Lisbon Fast-Track Cities
GAT is a partner in implementing the "Lisbon Fast-Track Cities" initiative, resulting from the Lisbon City Council's adherence to the Paris Declaration, which aims to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the city by 2030.
More Participation, Better Health
The project aimed to promote the participation and training of representatives of people with and without disease, within the scope of decision-making processes, in health at the political and institutional levels.
Lusophone Network on Community Health
In 2019, Coalition Plus and GAT launched the Lusophone Network initiative, whose objective is to promote partnership work in Portuguese-speaking countries.
Community Screening Network
The Community Screening Network is a confidential and free service for the early detection of HIV, HBV, HCV, and syphilis, based on Civil Society Organizations, aimed at populations considered to be in a situation of greater vulnerability.
Seixal Fast-Track Cities
The Fast-Track Cities Seixal initiative reflects the Municipality of Seixal’s commitment to an integrated response to HIV, tuberculosis, viral hepatitis, and other communicable diseases, with the goal of ending these epidemics by 2030.
