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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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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This policy is intended for everyone who is employed by Aidsfonds – Soa Aids Nederland and all those who represent our organisation. It is drafted to support us in preventing and addressing integrity violations. Part of this policy is that partner organisations, grantees, networks or consortia of networks shall ensure they have a policy similar to and having the same effect as this policy.
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Impact of funding cuts on the global HIV response and needs for emergency funding - In response to the recent catastrophic funding cuts by the U.S. administration, Aidsfonds, GNP+, and the Robert Carr Fund have conducted an initial mapping of the impact on community networks and organisations. This final update includes additional analyses of the on-the-ground effects and provides crucial data to guide donors on how they can specifically contribute to the global HIV response during this funding crisis.
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This report presents the data on human rights violations perpetrated against sex workers captured between November 2023-December 2024 as part of the Hands Off programme.
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This pamphlet explains that investing in health has many benefits: ensuring brighter futures for all, expanding societies’ resilience, allowing communities to thrive, building more sustainable economies, and strengthening innovation. It delivers endless possibilities. Ending HIV, TB, and malaria is fundamental to improving health outcomes for all. This is why we urge the European Commission to continue investing in the Global Fund.
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When you are engaged in improving the lives of children living with of affected by HIV, this e-news is for you. It offers latest research, best practices and tools, and grant opportunities to enhance your work.
When you are working with young people on health and rights, HIV prevention and treatment, this e-news will be an inspiring source of information to strengthen your work.
