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Dominican Republic

Centro de Orientación e Investigación Integral (COIN)

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COIN is a private institution in the Dominican Republic, created on 28th November 1988 by a multidisciplinary team of people with experience in working on health and community strengthening. COIN became a legal entity through Order No. 63-89, released by the Executive Power on 20 February 1989. COIN was born out of the HIV epidemic in the Dominican Republic, and since then, we have concentrated our efforts in implementing educative and prevention programmes and healthcare provision, fighting against social discrimination against vulnerable groups, as well as empowerment of marginalised communities.

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Dominican Republic.