15 Years and 20 Million Women

So much has changed since I first began working with the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) more than 15 years ago. I am proud to say that EGPAF recently reached its 20 millionth woman with lifesaving services to prevent transmission of HIV to their child. Keep reading

HIV 101: Understanding Technical Assistance

In our latest installment of the HIV 101 series, we sat down with Alex Angel, Technical Writer at EGPAF, to discuss just how TA works and why it’s become an essential component of the fight to end AIDS in children. Keep reading

A Week to Remember in the Effort to End AIDS Worldwide

Last week, (June 23-27), was an exciting time for the global health community. From an event to call attention to the United States’ 25 years of commitment to improving maternal and child health worldwide to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF)’s celebration of 25 years of working to end AIDS in children, the week was filled with policy discussions, events, and a host of media coverage that brought much-needed exposure to these critical issues. Keep reading

Planting a Bright Future: Paul’s Story

Thanks to the Ngegu Dispensary in Kenya's Home Bay District, Paul is now able to access HIV medicine close to home. In addition to the medical treatment Paul gets at Ngegu, he also receives psychosocial support. He belongs to an adolescent support group that includes 10 other young people living with HIV. Keep reading