AHF was invited by the Lesotho Mounted Police Service (LMPS) to support HIV care and opened its first clinic in 2013.  The Katlehong AHF/LMPS ART Clinic has since become a cornerstone of HIV treatment and care in the community.

Over the past decade, AHF Lesotho has expanded to five districts, supporting 21 health centers across government, church, and NGO partnerships. Key contributions include the prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), Test and Treat, differentiated HIV testing, advanced HIV disease management, and ART optimization, all supporting progress toward HIV epidemic control. AHF collaborates with the Ministry of Health, local governments, and the Lesotho Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS to provide comprehensive care across the country. 

AHF provides a comprehensive range of services to support HIV care and prevention, including medical consultations, HIV testing and counseling, on-site laboratory testing for baseline HIV assessments, and pharmacy. AHF also focuses on linkage and retention, working to connect people living with HIV to care. Additionally, AHF offers maternal and child health services, including PMTCT, antenatal and postnatal care (ANC/PNC), family planning, and immunizations. 

AHF Lesotho introduced the Food for Health program to support clients with essential food packs, including maize meal, cooking oil, sugar, and beans, across all AHF-supported sites. To promote food sustainability, the program also launched an income-generating initiative involving layer chicken rearing at Mount Tabor Health Facility in Mafeteng District. This initiative aims to support vulnerable clients in the facility’s catchment area by providing them with a sustainable source of food and income.