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We want to break down the social, political and legal barriers that marginalised communities face and support innovations to create a future free from AIDS. Check out what our partners are working on right now in our current programmes.

Human rights violation tool (REAct)

The Rights – Evidence – ACTion (REAct) tool has been developed to record, monitor, and respond to human rights violations that happen when people access HIV and health services.

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Innovate, involve, inspire: Preventing hepatitis C through community-led harm reduction

Our community-led harm reduction programme explores innovative approaches to reduce new hepatitis C and HIV infections amongst people who use drugs in Egypt, Kyrgyzstan and Nigeria.

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Integrating HIV and Female Genital Schistosomiasis (FGS) Services

Our projects aim to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment of FGS, a neglected condition that increases the risk of HIV infection for millions of girls and women.

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Nadoum: Together for Change – Sustaining HIV services in MENA

Nadoum aims to accelerate action to sustain and improve HIV services for people who are most vulnerable to HIV in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia.

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READY Portfolio

READY is a portfolio of programmes, designed to build Resilient and Empowered Adolescents and Young people (READY).

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Response Evidence Advocacy, Change (REACh)

Our REACh programme combines emergency response, community-led monitoring, and advocacy to support organisations in advancing human rights in the HIV response.

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The Rapid Response Fund

Our Rapid Response Fund supports marginalised communities to tackle HIV-related human rights challenges by providing emergency financial grants to organisations.

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United for Prevention

The programme is establishing HIV prevention coalitions in 7 countries and supports communities to hold countries accountable for their efforts delivering the global HIV Prevention 2025 Road Map.

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