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A healthy future for children and young mothers living with HIV

In this case-study, we describe the unique Bloom model and interventions, highlight key results, share important lessons and provide recommendations for how the project could be  scaled up and integrated into the Kids to Care model. The project builds on Aidsfonds’ highly successful Kids to Care model and seeks to test new ways of reaching and supporting young mothers and their children living with HIV, with the goal of helping them to achieve a healthy life. It targets young mothers aged 10-24, focusing primarily on young mothers aged 10-18 years.

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Annual Report 2024

In our perfect future, no one dies from AIDS and there are no new HIV infections. We want sexual health and rights for everyone. And there is a cure available for all people living with HIV. Read how we worked towards these goals in 2024.

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Gender, Youth and Inclusion Learning Hub Resources

The Gender, Youth and Inclusion Learning Hub resources offer step-by-step guidance to strengthen inclusive programming and youth engagement. They are practical tools that support training, reflection, and implementation of gender and youth-responsive strategies within teams or communities.

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Annual report 2023

“2023 was marked by developments that are a cause for concern. […] As we look to the year ahead, we may be faced with challenges, but also opportunities to continue our mission. Let us remain committed to justice and equality, because our mission is worth fighting for. Together and for all that is love!” – Mark Vermeulen (Director) and Lucas Vos (Chair Supervisory Board) in the introduction of the annual report 2023

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Annual Report 2024 – Paediatric HIV Programme

This January to December 2024 report highlights partners' efforts to combat paediatric HIV, challenges, and achievements and provides an overview of results and progress made by Aidsfonds and community partners, following the structure of Aidsfonds’ Paediatric HIV Theory of Change, per pathway and indicator. This structured approach allows all of us to learn and improve the response to paediatric HIV.

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Bringing Kids to Care – Baseline Assessment

Following the successful start in 2015 and continuous development of our Kids to Care model in the past ten years, we have expanded the model to Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, and Indonesia/West Papua through the Bringing Kids to Care projects in 2024. This baseline assessment will be used to inform and adjust the Bringing Kids to Care projects to increase effectiveness and optimise the project approach to finding, testing, treating, and retaining children, pregnant and lactating women living with HIV in care.

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