The Joint Learning Initiative on Children and HIV/AIDS (JLICA) engages practitioners, policymakers, and scholars in collaborative problem-solving, research, and analysis to address the needs of children living in the context of HIV/AIDS. Its goal is to protect and fulfill the rights of children affected by HIV/AIDS by mobilizing the scientific evidence base and producing actionable recommendations for policy and practice.
This a Global Initiative on Education and HIV & AIDS led by UNESCO in collaboration with UNAIDS. It seeks to promote, develop and support comprehensive education sector responses to HIV and AIDS. EDUCAIDS provides a range of tools to so support a comprehensive response to HIV in the education sector.
Children affected by HIV/AIDS (CHABHA) works to improve the lives of vulnerable children who are affected by HIV/AIDS by providing support during the dependent years of childhood and youth, thus enabling them to become independent young adults.
This section on the FHI website provides links to two important resources, one on children affected by HIV and one on counseling for people affected by HIV. These practical books were developed by Catholic AIDS Action, a longtime IMPACT Project partner in Namibia.
This resource is designed to help you in your efforts to integrate provision of sexual and reproductive health services with activities for preventing and treating HIV/AIDS. One of its key topics is on family planning and orphans and other vulnerable children.
Children in Distress, is a small charity registered in the UK with both the Charity Commission for England & Wales and the Office of the Scottish charity Registrar. Its mission is to offer love and care to children living with HIV AIDS or incurable and terminal illness.
Soccer Saves is committed to helping create healthy lifestyles for disadvantaged youth by partnering with global humanitarian organizations that work to provide HIV/AIDS education, nutrition, gender equity and reproductive health using the power of soccer-the world's greatest game!
REPSSI exists to provide leadership, quality technical assistance and knowledge in psychosocial care and support for children and youth in communities affected by HIV and AIDS, poverty and conflict
NAM is an award-winning community based HIV information provider. The team at NAM is based in London, in the UK, but the information is known and used across the world.
Nyaka school project uses a community-based approach and is committed to developing sustainable solutions to the challenges presented by the HIV and AIDS pandemic. It is a community development project initiated by the community for the betterment of the community.
Staying Alive campaign is the world's largest, youth focused, HIV and AIDS prevention campaign. The multi-media campaign consists of documentaries, public service announcements, youth forums and web content produced for young audiences worldwide and available to third party broadcasters rights-free.
Humana People to People South Africa is a member of the International Humana People to People Movement, represented in 40 countries worldwide and running over 180 projects in the areas of HIV and AIDS, Child Welfare and early Child-hood Development, Teachers Training, Farmers Training, Vocational Training and Clothes Sales.
The NGO Code of Good Practice was developed by NGOs, for NGOs, to help guide our work by providing a framework to which we can commit and be held accountable. Drawing on 20 years of knowledge and experience, the Code sets out key principles, practice and evidence base required for successful responses to HIV.
Thai language website. Knowledge Network Institute of Thailand (KNIT) is a programme of the Foundation for Promotion of Ministry of University Affairs. KNIT works with children and adolescents living with and affected by HIV and AIDS.
HEARD conducts applied research and runs development interventions aimed at mobilising evidence for impact in health and HIV in the SADC and east Africa region.