End AIDS India
Is a national non-profit campaign by five trusted Indian NGOs that work collectively to accelerate the response to the HIV epidemic in our country.
AIDS in India
- 21 lakh Indians are living with HIV.
- 25% of HIV+ Indians have been refused medical treatment because of their status.
- 6 out of 10 Indians living with HIV are still not receiving proper treatment.
- More than 40% of Indians living with HIV are women or girls.
How are we making a difference?
- PREVENT
Preventing transmission of HIV through targeted programming, education and awareness campaigns. - CARE
Educating people living with HIV/AIDS about available treatment, ensuring access to care, and improving their wellbeing. - EMPOWER
Empowering vulnerable and affected communities by building vocational skills, supporting access to income generation opportunities, and linking them to social welfare schemes.
Your support can change lives
Support a Mother
Ensure care and support to a woman with HIV and protect her new-born baby.
Care for a Child
Sponsor access to healthcare, nutrition and education for a child living with HIV for a year.
Empower a Life
Empower and provide livelihood support to an affected individual living with HIV and her family
Checkout what's going on. Latest News
Going Back To The Basics
21 September, 2017 POSTED IN : News
The fond memories of school still warm my heart even after so many years. I [...]
Making College Education Possible
17 August, 2017 POSTED IN : News
24-year-old Abhishek contacted HIV through a blood transfusion when he was being treated in the [...]
Lives That Matter
20 July, 2017 POSTED IN : News
We are born with innate desire to be valued. We don’t know why but it [...]
HIV and Celebrities
4 July, 2017 POSTED IN : News
We open Instagram and first thing on our feed is celebrities promoting different brand product [...]
Government launches new Test and Treat policy for HIV
4 July, 2017 POSTED IN : News
The government on Friday launched a new policy for HIV under which anyone who is [...]
Success Stories. Read Below
A 40-year old husband and father living with HIV, Gnanendra has moved from despair at his diagnosis to pride at helping reduce the incidence of[...]
Chanumolu contracted HIV from her husband. Now widowed, she shares her story with others to encourage spousal testing and stress the importance of ant[...]
Having lost her parents to HIV at the age of two, fourteen year old Deepa was herself noticed by the staff at a Primary Health Centre (PHC) due to her[...]
An auto-rickshaw driver from Bangalore, Siddaraju, was worried about the future of his family as his wife and two children were living with HIV, and h[...]
Sleepless and anxious for two nights with this question, she just prayed that her son did not have HIV. A day earlier Reema, then 23, had teste[...]
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