The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation has three main avenues for fighting pediatric AIDS: funding critical research, launching global health programs, and advocating for children's health. Whether we're working to attract top researchers to the field of pediatric AIDS, creating programs that provide a full continuum of care in developing countries, or collaborating to accelerate clinical discoveries, our programs offer hope for all children and families living with HIV/AIDS.
Our Programs
International Family AIDS Initiatives
The Foundation’s international HIV/AIDS programs prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV and provide antiretroviral treatment and care for children and adults.
More information:
• International Family AIDS Initiatives
• International Family AIDS Initiatives map
• Global HIV/AIDS statistics
HIV/AIDS Research and Training Programs
The Foundation’s research efforts focus on urgent and innovative projects, bringing vigorous minds together in collaboration and bridging gaps within the medical and research communities.
More information:
• HIV/AIDS research and training programs
• HIV/AIDS research and training programs map
• Domestic HIV/AIDS statistics
George Washington University Partnership
The Foundation is pleased to announce a new partnership that will align the University’s expertise in public health with the Foundation’s work fighting pediatric AIDS around the world. The George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS) and the Foundation will share knowledge, expertise, and educational opportunities, and will recruit a Foundation Vice President for Medical and Scientific Affairs who will also hold a senior GW faculty member appointment.
• Read more about the partnership.
Advocacy
The Foundation is constantly working to provide a healthier future for children by being a strong voice and an advocate in the Administration, Congress, the courts, and even abroad.
• Learn more about our efforts in Washington, D.C.
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Foundation Timeline
Building on the firm conviction that every child deserves a lifetime, the Foundation has expanded dramatically — from three mothers around a kitchen table to a truly global organization with programs in 20 countries. Our work has resulted in significant and historical strides in the fight against pediatric AIDS and illness.
• Interactive timeline of the Foundation
Stories of Hope
The medical advancements the Foundation has funded and supported through the years have created an irrepressible new emotion for those infected with HIV/AIDS: Hope. All over the United States and around the world, adults and children are learning to live with the mental and physical effects of this life-shattering disease, and they're doing so with strength and grace. Learn about the various ways HIV/AIDS impacts daily life from firsthand accounts written by friends of the Foundation.
• Stories of Hope