At a glance
CDC supported Cameroon and partners during COVID-19 to ensure HIV treatment continued. Healthcare workers visited patients in their homes so they would not have to risk COVID-19 infection by going out in public for medical care. CDC used existing investments from the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief to ensure HIV treatment quality and service delivery were maintained and even improved during the pandemic.
![CDC supports Cameroon to ensure delivery of quality HIV/TB during COVID-19_006 Woman giving another person medications.](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_quality_care_hiv_tb_covid19_photo_006.jpg)
Photo essay
![-- title missing -- Photo of people living with HIV receiving care during worldwide public health emergency.](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_quality_care_hiv_tb_covid19_photo_001.jpg)
![CDC supports Cameroon to ensure delivery of quality HIV/TB during COVID-19_002 CDC Cameroon Country Director, Dr. Emily Kainne Dokubo](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_quality_care_hiv_tb_covid19_photo_002.jpg)
![CDC supports Cameroon to ensure delivery of quality HIV/TB during COVID-19_003 two individuals walking from HIV testing site](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_quality_care_hiv_tb_covid19_photo_003.jpg)
![Strengthening Cameroon’s Health Systems to Prepare for COVID-19 Response_003 Lady looking at the computer screen](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_covid19_response_photo_003.jpg)
![CDC supports Cameroon to ensure delivery of quality HIV/TB during COVID-19_005 Two health care workers provide HIV treatment pills](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_quality_care_hiv_tb_covid19_photo_005.jpg)
![CDC supports Cameroon to ensure delivery of quality HIV/TB during COVID-19_006 Lady giving another person pills](/global-health/media/images/cameroon_quality_care_hiv_tb_covid19_photo_006.jpg)