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
Lives That Matter
20 July, 2017 POSTED IN : News
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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 [...]
A fresh take on people living with HIV
12 April, 2017 POSTED IN : News
For me, talking about HIV has always been difficult. Right since school days, when we [...]
India Risks Backsliding on Success Against HIV UN Envoy
20 June, 2016 POSTED IN : News
New HIV infections in India could rise for the first time in more than a [...]
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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