Welcome to the PATA Linking and Learning Hub​

This growing online community is a dynamic platform for collaboration, capacity building and peer-to-peer exchange across the PATA network. The hub connects frontline healthcare providers, facilities, communities and strategic partners working to improve HIV service delivery for children, young people, their caregivers and all marginalised communities.

PATA Linking & Learning Hub

Blending physical and virtual spaces, the hub offers formal and informal opportunities to learn, engage and share with peers and experts.

Join the PATA Network

Where healthcare providers connect, share experiences, and collaborate across countries to strengthen service delivery for children, adolescents, young people, and caregivers.

7,600+

Healthcare providers and partners already part of the PATA Network

Access the PATA Resource Hub

Find practical tools, guidance, and resources designed to support frontline healthcare providers and strengthen service delivery.

600+

Thematic and practical resources available on the PATA Hub

Enrol in PATA Trainings

Build your skills, confidence, and capacity through online trainings designed for frontline healthcare providers.

307

Healthcare providers enrolled in PATA trainings

Engage in Communities of Practice (CoP)

Connect with peers, share real experiences, and learn what works to strengthen service delivery across different contexts.

286

Healthcare providers actively engaging in Communities of Practice (CoP)

Who should join?

Who should join?
Community organisations and networks

Community organisations and networks

Local partners and community-based organisations (CBOs) collaborating with health facilities to provide comprehensive HIV care.

Global leaders and researchers:

Global leaders and researchers

Policy makers and experts committed to advancing the HIV prevention, treatment, and care cascade.

Frontline healthcare providers

Frontline healthcare providers

Clinicians, counsellors, and peer supporters delivering paediatric and adolescent HIV and SRHR services in sub-Saharan Africa.

Health ministries and technical groups

Health ministries and technical groups

MoH officials and Technical Working Groups (TWGs) members focused on HIV programming and service delivery.

Together
Together, we can ensure all children, adolescents, their caregivers, and underserved communities affected by HIV in Africa receive quality healthcare and live longer, healthier lives.