Welcome
JUSTRI is a not-for-profit organisation established to work with allies in the healthcare and patient communities, international agencies and the pharmaceutical industry to build successful responses to HIV and related conditions such as Hepatitis B & C. In collaboration with these allies we initiate and support projects and trainings, supply locally relevant resources, and facilitate international innovation in the provision of care for people living with these infections.
Or to put it less formally:
1. Do what they say isn’t useful – but you know is;
2. Do what crosses boundaries that are there – but needn’t be;
3. Do what they say won’t work – but you know almost certainly will.
JUSTRI is a small, but ever expanding, project and we are effective mainly because of the incredible support, participation and guidance we receive from our many supporters, trainers, funders. This truly is a community effort.
Please learn more ABOUT US and see what we have done in 2011 and what we have planned for 2012. We also welcome your comments & support; please CONTACT US if you wish to help or know more about who we are and what we are trying to do.
Latest News:
NEW!! SEXUAL HEALTH & HIV CARE FOR WOMEN, ZAGREB FEB 2012.
Now available, the February 2012 Sexual Health & HIV Care For Women Full Report, Evaluation & Programme free to download in PDF format. >>CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
NEW!! JUSTRI SCIENCE & INOVATION LECTURE REPORT
Just uploaded for you to download, the full Science & Innovation Lecture Report. >>CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.
ROMANIA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL PROJECT (Ongoing project)
Recently JUSTRI and a group of volunteers renovated one of the baby rooms at Matei Bals Hospital in Bucharest. This is one of the two main centres caring fror HIV patients in the city.
>>CLICK HERE to read more about what we are doing and how you can help.
JUSTRI SCIENCE & INNOVATION LECTURE VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
The Science & Innovation lecture is now available for download or to stream. You can download the avi file to keep and watch later or stream it from our page. >>CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
HIV in SEE and MENA III : Valetta, Malta 2011
De-stigmatisation through Normalisation
Our third meeting brought together individual doctors and other professionals from 7 MENA countries; Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia with delegations of doctors, nurses, patient advocates and government representatives from most of the countries and entities in SEE. The same forum format was used again with delegates divided into 4 groups and all groups taking part in all forums. >>CLICK HERE FOR MORE





