The report indicated that the overall HIV prevalence in adults both men and women stands at 26,307 while 1,653 children are living with the disease.
The grants which will be implemented over three years, are aimed at strengthening interventions against HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria, as well as enhancing health and community systems nationwide.
Data from the county shows that the majority of the new infections are among individuals aged 15 to 24—young people in a critical stage of exploring relationships and sexuality, and making important life decisions.