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President's Message: Joining a Mother's Fight to End AIDS in Children

by Charles Lyons, February 2, 2012

(Photo: EGPAF)
In a blog post penned for the Huffington Post, Foundation President and CEO Charles Lyons welcomes the formation of the Business Leadership Council for a Generation Born Free of HIV, which was recently announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland....

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Meet Amos and Caroline in our Latest Stories of Hope

by John Sheeran, February 2, 2012

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Our latest Stories of Hope come from two residents of Tanzania. Amos and his wife, both HIV-positive, have accessed both PMTCT and care and treatment services through the Foundation, while Caroline talks about her experiences as a champion for health within her community....

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New Group to Bring Private Sector Expertise to the Fight Against Pediatric AIDS

by Robert Yule, January 27, 2012

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The Foundation welcomes the launch of a new organization dedicated to the goal of ending mother-to-child transmission of HIV. The Business Leadership Council for a Generation Born Free of HIV is committed to the mission of eliminating pediatric AIDS globally, and will bring business expertise and leadership to get the job done by 2015.
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Video: Project HEART - From Emergency to Sustainability

by Robert Yule, January 19, 2012

(Photo: James Pursey)
See the story of Project HEART through the testimonials of those who worked to make it a success, and the individuals who have been helped by this groundbreaking HIV treatment and prevention program....

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EGPAF-South Africa Staff, Beneficiaries, and Friends Celebrate Project HEART

Posted January 31, 2012


Last week, EGPAF-South Africa marked the conclusion of eight successful years of a groundbreaking HIV prevention, care, and treatment program called Project HEART. A celebratory event in Johannesburg highlighted the program’s achievements in South Africa: more than 215,000 people received HIV care and support services, and well over half a million women received PMTCT services, averting at least 30,000 pediatric HIV infections.

Photo: Matthews Mathibe's mother, Grace, accessed services to prevent mother-to-child transmission made possible by Project HEART. As a result Matthews was born healthy and HIV-free. (Heather Mason)
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