Grandmothers, mothers and aunts in Africa take care of their HIV+ children with very few resources. Most families enrolled in our pediatric HIV care program face food insecurity, illness, impact of HIV, and have insufficient knowledge about HIV.
Pediatric HIV Care
8000 Mosquito Bed Nets Provided to Keep Vulnerable Families Malaria Free
Zambia is among the 20 countries with the highest malaria incidence and mortality globally. Most families living in resource poor neighborhoods, are vulnerable to malaria but do not have the information on how to prevent malaria or the resources to purchase mosquito bed nets.
COVID Education Workshops for the Community
Today we are thinking of mothers and aunts in Africa whose families are vulnerable to COVID. Families in Zambia are especially vulnerable as they have little or no information about COVID and have weaker immune systems if living with HIV.
June 2021 - Our Zambian Family Is Growing
Dear friend: Happy Summer!
March 2021 - Thanks for Keeping Vulnerable Families Malaria Free
Dear Power of Love Friend: Happy March! In Zambia, transmission rates for malaria are high throughout the country. To keep vulnerable families malaria free, 3,000 insecticide treated nets were provided in rural and urban areas in Zambia. Nets provision was preceded by a demonstration and education session, and all activities were completed in a safe manner.
Impact of Our Pediatric HIV Care Program in 2020
Introduction
February 2021 - Response to COVID-19
Dear Friend: Hope you are staying safe. Our ground team in India continues to work tirelessly to keep vulnerable families safe from COVID, and provide basic necessities.
Jan 2021 - Happy 2021
Dear Friend: Wishing that 2021 is filled with good health and happiness for you and your family. This year could be a turning point in ending AIDS if a vaccine for HIV become available.
December 2020 - Tons of Best Wishes for this holiday season and for 2021
Dear Friend: Happy holidays! Looking back 2020 has been a tough year.
December 2020 - Double Your Impact this WAD and Giving Tuesday
Dear Friend: Happy World AIDS Day! Every year, December 1 is designated to support adults and children living with HIV, and to pledge to continue the fight against HIV and AIDS. We believe that together we can end AIDS. In Zambia, only 59% of all people living with HIV have undetectable viral loads; this number must be increased to 75% for the epidemic to end.
