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Reflections from CPHA and SAT: Celebrating a Unique Partnership in Support of Community Responses to HIV and AIDS in Southern Africa

There is a clear international recognition that it is communities – as those most affected by HIV and AIDS – who are at the forefront in responding to the epidemic. The Southern African AIDS Trust (SAT) and the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) have in partnership contributed to increased HIV and AIDS community competence in southern Africa. The articles contained in this Canadian Journal of Public Health supplement are a glimpse of some of the important efforts and experiences of this 18-year partnership. They attest to the relevance and impact of the SAT initiative and demonstrate its continuing value into the future as a unique indigenous regional organization that contributes to build community skills and capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS.