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

Accelerating Innovation

Accelerating Innovation increased the resilience of communities impacted by HIV...

Breaking Barriers Advancing Rights

Breaking Barriers Advancing Rights: We won’t end AIDS if we continue to...

Community Action on Harm Reduction

CAHR existed to reach people who inject drugs with the services they need to...

Deep Engagement Mozambique

No-one should be denied healthcare because of their sexual orientation or...

Deep Engagement Uganda

Deep Engagement Uganda existed because lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender...

Empowered for Change

Empowered for Change worked to reduce HIV among adolescent girls and young...

Evidence and Collaboration for Inclusive Development (ECID)

ECID works to reduce poverty, realise rights and improve the wellbeing of the...

ICT in HIV Programming

ICT allows for anonymity, which can be vital for stigmatised groups most...

Learn MENA

LEARN MENA existed because women deserve to live without the threat of...

Link Up

Link Up existed so young people most affected by HIV could take ownership of...

Men’s sexual health and rights programme (SHARP)

SHARP existed to reduce the spread and impact of HIV among men who have sex...

PITCH

The Partnership to Inspire, Transform and Connect the HIV response (PITCH)...

Realising Rights

Realising Rights existed to connect people who are typically marginalised and...

Zero Violence

Zero Violence supported civil society to address, report and seek justice...

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