<p>Among 314 cases, 166 (53%) were female. Among 301 (96%) cases who responded to stigma questions, 112 (37%) felt severe stigma, 84 (28%) mild/moderate stigma, and 105 (35%) no stigma. Among cases reporting stigma, 221 (71%) reported feeling hurt by others’ reactions on learning they had COVID-19, and 177 (57%) felt that people they knew would not want them around their children. In total, 176 (90%) received emotional and/or financial support from household members. Being in home-based care (PR=1.27, 95%CI: 1.02–1.56) versus hospitalized was associated with stigma. Among 303 participants reporting psychosocial effects, 264 (87%) experienced extremely severe depression, 64 (21%) extremely severe anxiety, and 167 (55%) extremely severe stress.</p>