LOS ANGELES–(August 14, 2019)–AHF lauded today a historic decision by the United Nations Secretary-General to appoint Winnie Byanyima as the new Executive Director of the Joint United Nations …
AHF at the IAS 2019
The global AIDS epidemic remains a public health crisis with many complex and stubborn problems that demand urgent and continued advocacy actions. The tepid atmosphere at the 10th IAS Conference …
AHF to WHO: The Ebola Vaccine Has Proven Itself – Approve It Now!
LOS ANGELES (August 5, 2019) With the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recently hitting its one-year mark on August 1, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) once again …
AHF Praises World Bank for $300M to Fight Ebola in DRC
AHF Praises World Bank for $300M to Fight Ebola in DRC KAMPALA, UGANDA (July 25, 2019) AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) today praised leaders at the World Bank for quickly …
AHF Sounds Alarm Over Latest UNAIDS Data
AHF Sounds Alarm Over Latest UNAIDS Data WASHINGTON (July 21 2019) In light of a worrisome funding update and the recent release of the 2018 global HIV/AIDS statistics by …
AHF to WHO: Ebola Response, Too Little, Too Late!
AHF to WHO: Ebola Response, Too Little, Too Late! KAMPALA, UGANDA (July 17, 2019) The World Health Organization (WHO) has finally declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern …
Uganda Donation Spotlights Dangerous Ebola Trend
Despite lessons learned from failures during the 2014 Ebola outbreak, vital emergency equipment is still in short supply in the current Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) outbreak, which recently spilled into …
Girls Act! Launches in Zimbabwe!
In an exciting event attended by over 300 students from six schools, AHF Zimbabwe became the newest member of the Girls Act! club by launching its own program on June …
Impulse Mumbai Launch Jumpstarts Pride
In a huge step towards ending harmful stigma and discrimination towards the LGBTQ community and people living with HIV, Impulse Group India kicked off the start of Pride Month with …
HIV Activism Taken to Historic Heights
If beating HIV wasn’t enough, Nepal’s Gopal Shrestha doubled down on his courage and inspiration by being the first HIV positive person in history to summit Mount Everest, the highest …