National Institute of Public Health (Folkhalsoinstitutet, FHI) National Institute of Public Health (Folkhalsoinstitutet, FHI) was created in 1992 to develop health strategies with the Gender and Health Unit responsible for programmes concerning HIV/AIDS, STDs and family planning. Public health campaigns were co-ordinated by an AIDS Council that included members from the Board of Health and Welfare, the Institute for Infectious Disease Control, Noah's Ark , RFSU, RFSL and local associations and authorities. Material includes newsletters, brochures regarding AIDS public health campaigns, leaflets, flyers, CD-Rom public education resource and compiled circulars relating to HIV/AIDS. Majority of material is written in Swedish but also includes English language editions and only French language produced leaflet. 1989-1997