MSF provides STD treatment and voluntary counseling and testing for
HIV in a clinic in Bagratashen (a town on the border between Armenia
and Georgia) and also carries out prevention activities with sex workers in
northern Armenia. In Berd, close to the border with Azerbaijan, MSF works
with a local women's group to provide peer counseling for the community on
family planning, safe pregnancy and newborn care. MSF runs an outpatient
mental health center and offers occupational therapy at a day center in
Sevan. Support for mental health services in Nagorno-Karabakh began in
May 2003. In Yerevan, MSF has run a combined medical, psychological and
social care program for young people in the Vardashan Institute since 1997.
Work treating tuberculosis in Nagorno-Karabakh came to an end in December
2002.
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Year in Review Rafael Vilasanjuan,
MSF Secretary General Dr. Morten Rostrup, President,
MSF International Council
