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An NPR report explains that delays and uncertainty in U.S. funding for global HIV/AIDS programs are forcing organizations to scale back or shut down lifesaving services, despite Congress having already appropriated billions of dollars for the work.

An NPR report highlights how U.S. HIV/AIDS funding cuts are disrupting care and threatening progress. EGPAF Regional Director Dr. Caspian and Ismail, community health worker and alumnus of EGPAF Ariel Camp, are quoted, underscoring the impact on communities.

Dr. Doris Macharia joins the CSIS podcast “Into Africa” to discuss the new wave of U.S-Africa bilateral health deals with J. Stephen Morrison and Oge Onubogu.

Dr. Doris Macharia, President of EGPAF, has been elected president of TB Alliance’s Global TB Stakeholders and will join its Board of Directors, bringing 25+ years of global health leadership to accelerate progress against tuberculosis and its intersection with HIV.

In this role, Kara will provide strategic leadership to elevate and expand EGPAF’s national policy and advocacy presence.

EGPAF’s Catherine Connor warns that while U.S. Congress restored some HIV funding cut under the Trump administration, uncertainty remains on how these resources will reach clinics and patients on the ground.

EGPAF’s Director of Public Policy and Advocacy Rhoda Igweta writes about the sustained, equitable, and coordinated action needed to end HIV in children.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 2, 2025  — The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) has received a $1.5 million award from the Gates Foundation to launch Common Ground for Global Health, a new initiative aimed at revitalizing bipartisan support for U.S. global health programs, with a focus on maternal, newborn and child health, and HIV.   Reaching a New Generation of […]

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