HAPCSO uses an integrated approach and partners with existing indigenous organizations in an effort to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS through its four major programs:

Prevention:

• Organize HIV/AIDS prevention workshops and seminars for high school students, teachers, women’s associations and other community based organizations.
• Educate the most vulnerable people: commercial sex workers and factory workers.
• Promote voluntary counseling and testing.

Scheduled Care:

• Provide home-based care that is accessible, equitable and efficient.
• Enable and empower health professionals to care and cope with PLWHA’s in their community.
• Visit patients and families to teach them proper care and treatment for opportunistic infections.

Orphan Support:

• Provide comprehensive orphan support.
• Skill training for orphans/older siblings.

Community Capacity Building:

• Enhance the collective capacity of the community to provide care and support.
• Home based care training of peer educators and volunteers.
• Teach patients’ families about proper care and treatment for opportunistic infections.