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HIV/AIDS RAVAGES NATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS, EXHAUSTS SPIRIT AND BODY, AND CRIPPLES SOCIAL PROGRESS.

U.S.

AED is a leader in applying lessons learned in fighting the epidemic internationally to HIV/AIDS prevention efforts in the United States.

AED has been a key partner with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in implementing HIV community prevention planning in all 50 states since 1997.

IMPACT STORIES
Combating AIDS in the U.S. through Partnership and Evidence
A 360 Approach in the Fight against HIV/AIDS
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day: An Opportunity
International

AED launched USAID's first global AIDS project in 1987.

Today AED operates programs in 25 countries to reduce stigma and discrimination, promote prevention with people who are HIV-positive, provide care for orphans and vulnerable children, promote nutrition care and support, prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV and reduce transmission through workplace prevention and education.

IMPACT STORIES
AED-Supported Kenya Nutrition and HIV Program Visited by Dr. Rajiv Shah
World AIDS Day 2009: Universal Access and Human Rights
Promoting Healthy Behaviors in Honduras
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Featured Web Sites

Ghana SHARP
Ghana SHARP uses an evidence and researched-based approach to identify most-at-risk groups, understand their needs, and develop targeted interventions based on these results.
International HIV/AIDS Workplace Education Program (SMARTWork)
SMARTWork is an international program to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS within the labor force by reducing the rate of new infections and ensuring workplace protection and human rights of individuals affected by HIV/AIDS.
Speak for the Child
Speak for the Child supports families and communities in western Kenya to improve the health, nutrition, and psychosocial care of young children orphaned and affected by HIV/AIDS.


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