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working on the prevention, detection, and treatment of HIV. With 35 years breaking down barriers to save more lives.
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We provide treatment to over 1,825,000 individuals in 45 countries

International Condom Day: Just Use It!
AHF, the largest nonprofit in the HIV/AIDS response, launched “Just Use It!” to promote proper condom use and protection among young people.

International Condom Day: Just Use It!
AHF, the largest nonprofit in the HIV/AIDS response, launched “Just Use It!” to promote proper condom use and protection among young people.

Two out of 10 Femicide Victims in Latin America and the Caribbean Are Migrants
Urgent international action is needed to protect the health and lives of over 20 million migrant women.

AHF reaches 2 million lives in care
The organization expands its presence and is now in 47 countries operating 839 free of charge care centers for the prevention, detection and treatment of HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).

Menstrual Poverty is a Human Rights Issue and Not Just ‘a Hygiene Matter’
One in every 3 adolescents in Latin America regularly misses school due to the lack of adequate resources to manage their menstrual periods with dignity: clean water, proper underwear, and products such as sanitary pads, tampons, or menstrual cups. Instead, they are forced to resort to socks, rags, or paper, an undignified situation that affects girls’ self-esteem and hampers their educational and social opportunities.
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Did you know… Only 39% of children with HIV in Latin America and the Caribbean receive antiretroviral treatment, which contributes to high infant mortality rates from HIV in the region.
Source: UNICEF