Overview
The HIV & Sexual Reproductive Health Unit is the Ministry of Health & Medical Services’ dedicated national program responsible for leading Fiji’s response to HIV. Established to strengthen coordination, prevention, and treatment services, the unit works across government, health facilities, and communities to reduce new infections and support people living with HIV.
Our Role
The unit provides national leadership in:
- HIV prevention and awareness through targeted education, community outreach, and stigma‑reduction campaigns.
- Testing and early diagnosis, ensuring accessible and confidential HIV testing services across Fiji.
- Treatment and clinical support, including access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) and long‑term care for people living with HIV.
- Surveillance and data monitoring to track trends, guide policy decisions, and strengthen Fiji’s public health response.
- Sexual and reproductive health integration, supporting maternal health and preventing mother‑to‑child transmission.
Why This Unit Matters
Fiji has seen a significant rise in HIV cases in recent years, prompting the Ministry to scale up its national response. The unit ensures a coordinated, evidence‑based approach that protects individuals, families, and communities. By improving access to information, testing, and treatment, the unit helps reduce new infections and supports healthier futures for all Fijians.
Our Commitment
The HIV & Sexual Reproductive Health Unit is committed to:
- Ensuring no one is left behind in accessing HIV services.
- Promoting human rights, dignity, and confidentiality for all people living with HIV.
- Strengthening partnerships with communities, civil society, and development partners.
- Building a healthier Fiji through prevention, education, and compassionate care.