Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission
 
Decisions about how best to feed infants in communities affected by HIV are complex and complicated, especially when mothers rely heavily on breastfeeding to provide nutrition for their infants. AED’s work in preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV includes programs that help mothers make safe and affordable decisions. Through advocacy, training, policy development, and voluntary counseling and testing, AED is working to keep mother’s and children safe.

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Communication for Change (C-Change) is USAID's flagship program to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of behavior change and social change communication as an integral part of development efforts in health, environment, and civil society.
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.
The New Voices National Fellowship Program was founded in 1999 to strengthen social justice nonprofit organizations, rejuvenate their fields of work and local communities and provide quality leadership opportunities for individuals entering the nonprofit sector.


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