Southern Africa and East Africa remain the most HIV-affected regions in the world, with 20.6 million people living with HIV and 670.000 new HIV infections in 2020. We focus on the following countries: South Africa, Mozambique, Nigeria, Tanzania, Indonesia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Kenya. Beyond that, we focus on the two regions where the HIV epidemic continues to grow rapidly: Eastern Europe & Central Asia, and Middle East & North Africa.
of the people living with HIV globally in 2021 live in Sub-Saharan Africa
of the new infections reported globally in 2021 were among key populations and their partners
million people are living with HIV in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (2022)
You(th) Care (2022-2025) will enable adolescents and youth aged 10-25 years, especially girls and other vulnerable adolescents, in Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia to advocate for and practice self-care for their SRHR needs and to increase access to (digital) self-care services and commodities.
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The Breakthrough Partnership is a commitment to end paediatric HIV in regions most urgent.
Children, WomenRead more
The Hands Off programme works to reduce violence against sex workers at community, national and regional level.
Sex workersRead more
The aim of the project is a healthy life for children and their mothers (10-24) living with or exposed to HIV.
Children, WomenRead more
Aidsfonds is interested in working together to further strengthen community leadership, increase HIV prevention choices, and improve treatment outcomes and quality of life of people living with or exposed to HIV. We want to talk to anyone who shares our dream and wants to join us on a journey toward a world free of AIDS.
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