BFEE 103 Alcohol, Drugs, and HIV is a crucial course within the Diploma in HIV and Family Education (DAFE), examining the complex relationship between substance abuse and HIV/AIDS. This course delves into the impact of alcohol and drug abuse on the transmission and progression of HIV, and explores harm reduction strategies to mitigate associated risks. Additionally, it covers support systems for individuals and families affected by substance abuse and HIV. Aligned with the syllabus, the material is structured into 100 - 130 pages of comprehensive exam-focused notes, facilitating efficient study and quick revision.

Benefits of this Course:

• Understanding the Link between Substance Abuse and HIV: Gain insights into how alcohol and drug abuse contribute to the spread and impact of HIV/AIDS.
• Harm Reduction Strategies: Learn about effective harm reduction strategies aimed at reducing the risks associated with substance abuse and HIV transmission.
• Support Systems for Affected Individuals and Families: Explore support systems and interventions to assist individuals and families affected by substance abuse and HIV.
• Comprehensive Exam-focused Notes: The guide provides concise, exam-focused notes covering the entire syllabus, enabling quick and efficient revision. Key points and concepts are highlighted for easy retention.