Care & Support Center.
You Are Not Alone.
More Than Medicine — A Community
HIV treatment is not just about taking a pill every day. It's about having the emotional support to continue when life feels impossible. It's about knowing someone will follow up when you miss an appointment. It's about belonging to a community that understands your experience without judgement.
JNP Plus's Care & Support Center (CSC), backed by the Global Fund, provides exactly this kind of holistic care. We work alongside the government health system to ensure that our community members don't just access treatment — they stay on it, thrive with it, and live full lives.
"We don't just refer people to ART centres. We walk with them — from the first test to years of stable treatment — because that's what community means."
The CSC places a special focus on HIV-positive pregnant women and HIV-exposed infants — ensuring that the next generation has the best possible start.
Supported by The Global Fund
JNP Plus is a recognized implementing partner of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria — one of the world's largest healthcare funding bodies. This partnership enables us to deliver evidence-based, high-quality support at community level across Jodhpur district.
Support at Every Step of the Journey
Treatment Adherence
Regular follow-up and counselling to support consistent ART adherence and prevent drug resistance.
Psychosocial Support
Individual and group counselling for PLHIV dealing with stigma, depression, and relationship challenges.
PMTCT Program
Dedicated support for HIV-positive pregnant women to prevent transmission to their babies.
Infant Follow-up
Structured monitoring and early testing for HIV-exposed infants through 18 months.
Community Outreach
Home visits, community meetings, and peer support networks to reduce isolation.
Rights & Advocacy
Legal literacy, discrimination support, and advocacy for PLHIV rights in employment and healthcare.
Support Our Community Programs
Your contribution helps us fund outreach workers, counsellors, and community infrastructure that reaches people the health system can't always find.