Country Spotlight: Lesotho
Lesotho has the second highest HIV prevalence rate in the world, but their commitment to combating the epidemic is a cause for celebration and hope. Keep reading
The World Health Assembly Takes Action to End AIDS in Children
During the 67th annual World Health Assembly (WHA) the global health community adopted a new pledge to reduce the number of newborn deaths. Read on to learn more. Keep reading
Jewelers for Children Renews Its Commitment to an AIDS-free Generation
Last week, EGPAF's longtime partner, Jeweler's for Children, donated $600,000 to help create a world where no child has AIDS. Keep reading
EGPAF Celebrates Global Parents Day
Help EGPAF celebrate Global Parents Day! Keep reading
Transitioning HIV Programs to National Partners
On Friday, May 23 experts from the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) joined the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) to discuss strategies for transitioning HIV programs to national partners. Keep reading
In Lesotho, EGPAF Provides Critical Cervical Cancer Services
In Lesotho, EGPAF supports the first-ever cervical cancer care, treatment, and prevention center. Find out more about how this innovative program is helping combat one of the leading causes of death in women throughout Lesotho. Keep reading
Calling for Access to Essential Medicines for Children Living with HIV
Pediatric HIV and the critical gaps in treatments for children living with HIV are taking center stage at the 67th annual World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva, Switzerland. Keep reading
Building country capacity for sustainable HIV services: Learning from success
To continue to make progress on tackling the AIDS epidemic, we must increasingly support and strengthen national partners’ ability to own, manage, sustain, and ultimately fund HIV services. Keep reading
Reaching Our 20 Millionth Woman
One ordinary day this spring, EGPAF health workers helped us reach a milestone -- we've now provided 20 million women with services to prevent transmission of HIV to their children. Keep reading
