Our work includes

The FGS Integration Group (FIG) aims to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment of female genital schistosomiasis, a neglected condition that increases the risk of HIV infection for millions of girls and women.

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

Our harm reduction programme exists because we support, rather than punish, people who use drugs.

We support marginalised populations wherever they are at highest risk of HIV and in the most challenging political and social environments.

Rights – Evidence – ACTion (REAct) is a tool to record human rights violations that happen when accessing HIV and health services.

READY exists so that young people lead on designing and implementing health programmes.

The SRHR Umbrella Grant exists because more Ugandan people should be able to enjoy their sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Our Technical Assistance work provides rapid, responsive and high-quality support to organisations who need advice and guidance to improve the way they work.

The Rapid Response Fund is our flagship fund supporting marginalised communities to tackle HIV-related human rights challenges.

The United for Prevention programme aims to support community and civil society led accountability efforts around the HIV Prevention 2025 Road Map, a way forward for countries to achieve tough HIV prevention targets by 2025.

Insights from past HIV programmes led or implemented by Frontline AIDS.