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End AIDS India
End AIDS India is a campaign by Alliance India to create awareness and mobilise resources to fund HIV response programme in India to accelerate the response to the HIV epidemic in India.
AIDS in India
23 LAKH CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN INDIA
are living with HIV, 2nd largest in the world.
70,000 NEW HIV INFECTIONS
were reported in 2019 (approx.)ONLY 56% OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV
are covered with treatment.EVERY 2 OUT OF 5 PREGNANT WOMEN
who tested HIV positive are not on treatment.
1100+ DEATHS EVERY WEEK
due to HIV related illness were reported in 2019.How are we making a difference?
prevent
Preventing transmission of HIV through targeted programming, education and awareness campaigns.care
Educating people living with HIV/AIDS about available treatment, ensuring access to care, and improving their wellbeing.
empower
Empowering vulnerable and affected communities by building vocational skills, supporting access to income generation opportunities, and linking them to social welfare schemes. In short, giving them an IDENTITY.Your support can change lives
Together with our partners including civil society, the government programmes, and communities we work with, we are working to accelerate the response to the HIV epidemic in India.
Support a mother
Ensure access to vital healthcare and support to pregnant mothers with HIV and protect the new-borns helping create an AIDS-free generation
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