Resilience and partnership in flood-hit Mozambique

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Three men stand side-by-side holding emergency supplies in an office in southern Mozambique.

“We were left without food, surrounded by water, not knowing if we would survive.” Hear how our READY+ programme stepped in to support young people affected by HIV when floods hit Gaza in southern Mozambique.

Lebanon: People are running for their lives – but we’re staying

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As a new ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon comes into place, we're reminded that community oragnisations such as SIDC Lebanon have never stopped providing vital care amongst the chaos of war.

‘We fear the epidemic will return’: Senegal’s harsh anti-gay law puts decades of HIV progress in jeopardy Arrest toll mounts and gay men flee the country as new, harsher legislation cracks down on ‘promotion’ of homosexuality

Read more from @theguardian.com on the situation in Senegal: www.theguardian.com/global-devel...

A man stands in front of country flags at the United Nations in Geneva. Text: Senegal's new anti-homesexuality law leaves community health organisations facing criminal liability simply for doing their jobs. We are urgently calling on the Senegalese government to introduce a clear and explicit exemption in law protecting public health organisations and the people who work for them to continue their life-saving HIV care with the communities who need it most. Paddy Lawrance, Advisor: Human Rights, Frontline AIDS #POWERINPARTNERSHIP

A devastating combination of state-sanctioned homophobia, HIV misinformation, and anti-colonial rhetoric could destroy decades of public health progress in Senegal. Paddy Lawrance, Human Rights Advisor, Frontline AIDS, calls for urgent action to safeguard access to HIV services.

People in conflict and humanitarian settings face some of the highest risks of HIV. Blocking access to #lenacapavir puts lives in danger. Gilead must act.

📖 : frontlineaids.org/lenacapavir-a-potential-game-changer-in-hiv-prevention-what-stands-in-the-way/

A picture of Mohamed Motala, the Executive Director of NACOSA with text reading: The realignment takes into consideration changes in the HIV and broader health landscape in poorer communities, while still holding on to our values and history as a network that strengthens community health systems and champions community responses to public health.

When the US government ended South Africa’s funding in 2025, decades of progress on HIV risked being lost.

But community-based organisations such as @nacosanet.bsky.social are building back and reshaping how they serve marginalised people.

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No prevention, no end of AIDS – ending new HIV infections is possible by scaling up equitable access to HIV prevention.

Join the #HIV Prevention 2030 Access Framework launch to hear more⤵️

🗓️31 March
⏰15.00-16:15 CET
Register on Zoom ow.ly/AZTb50YzchE

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Lebanon: People are running for their lives – but we’re staying

Food. Shelter. Medication. Basic needs become even more vital during times of war.

As the Israeli war against Lebanon continues, people are stepping up to deliver care to vulnerable communities.

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🎤Frontline AIDS is a platform for community-led & civil society orgs to lead, learn & act together
📣We take lived experience into the rooms where decisions are made
🏦We connect partners, share what works and help unlock funding for long-term change

Watch our new video: https://ow.ly/Emzx50YwTjo

We're hiring 🌍

Associate Director: Learning & Innovation — a new role on our leadership team, based in South Africa.

This is a chance to lead the team shaping how the HIV response learns and evolves across 100 countries.

🔗Apply by 10 April: https://ow.ly/yPe050YwSFK

#HIV #GlobalHealth #Jobs

Civil society organisations, including those working w/ people most at risk of HIV, are facing widespread crackdown in Belarus. Ganna Dovbakh, Executive Director, Eurasian Harm Reduction Association, addressed the Human Rights Council to call for an immediate end to hostilities.
#PowerinPartnership

Power in Partnership - Frontline AIDS

Ending AIDS isn't something any one organisation can do alone.

It takes community knowledge, shared power, and the courage to act together.

That's what Power in Partnership means to us. And to every partner who helped shape this strategy.

🔗Explore more here: https://bit.ly/4uxw293

🗣️Join this powerful conversation with women living with HIV, human rights defenders, and key population advocates as they explore pathways to stronger access to justice.

Wednesday March 18
8:30 AM EST | 14:30 PM CET |16:30 PM EAT | 20:30PM ICT
Register: https://bit.ly/47KchRL
#CSW70

🚨We are facing a new AIDS emergency.

🙏But there is hope.

🔗Learn more about our new strategic priorities & the community-led approach needed to end AIDS for everyone, everywhere: https://bit.ly/4uxw293

🎉Happy International Women's Day!

"The pursuit of equality and justice is a continuous journey."

Rights. Justice. Action...Accountability.

#forallwomenandgirls #IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay

Footprints in the sand photo: © Sky/Frontline AIDS 2025

Harmful laws fuel stigma, fear & injustice, driving people away from seeking HIV care. We stand with communities worldwide facing arrest, forced testing, disclosure and prosecution simply for who they are or their HIV status.

HIV is not a crime.

#HINACDay #ZeroDiscrimination

Ukraine: AI advances healthcare in the midst of war - Frontline AIDS

Meet Sofia, Mykhaylo and Illia - some of the new faces transforming digital healthcare in Ukraine 🇺🇦 Find out how AI is providing stigma-free health and HIV info in the country, 4 years after its full-scale invasion by Russian forces.

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Each year, the @inhsu.bsky.social conference brings together people who use drugs, people living with #HepC #HIV, advocates, health care providers, programme managers, harm reduction experts, researchers & policymakers.

📢 Find out more
https://inhsu.org/inhsu-2026/

Ending AIDS with evidence - Frontline AIDS

On #WorldSocialJusticeDay, we’re launching something powerful.

📊✊ Ending AIDS with Evidence: a practical toolkit to help communities turn data into action.

Because the HIV epidemic will not end until human rights are respected and upheld.

🔗https://ow.ly/AM4350Yhxs2

We are excited to welcome our newest FIG member🎉One Health Tanzania, bringing vital community‑driven expertise to strengthen integrated action on FGS.

https://ow.ly/1ob650Yenbo

#EndFGS #EndTheNeglect

📸 We’re celebrating International Condom Day with a photo from our archive.

When the clients of sex workers in Myanmar refused to wear condoms, the women found innovative ways to protect their health by secretly putting them on a client with their mouth. Photo: MND 2014 Frontline AIDS/ PhotoVoice

🗣️New guidance from WHO is a significant step towards advancing evidence-based harm reduction and reducing hepatitis C and HIV infections amongst communities of people who use drugs 👏

🔗 Read more: https://ow.ly/trk450YcKlg

Unitaid | International Network of People who Use Drugs | Médecins du Monde

🗣️ We're hiring!

🎯 Lead: Financial Account (UK, hybrid working)

🎯 Lead: HIV in Crisis (Mozambique, South Africa, Uganda or Zimbabwe)

Visit our website for more information about these exciting opportunities - frontlineaids.org/jobs

#Jobs #vacancy

🤝Education is strongest when young people help design it.

READY to Learn puts youth leadership into practice — supporting peer-led learning on HIV, SRHR, mental health, and rights, designed *with* young people, not for them: https://ow.ly/thff50Y19Si
#InternationalDayOfEducation

🌍A new report reveals the devastating impact of the US funding cuts on prevention services. Yumnah Hattas from Frontline AIDS shares why sustainability is key.

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Protecting progress: our key priorities for 2026 - Frontline AIDS

2025 was a challenging year for Frontline AIDS & our partners. And an uncertain time for people living with & affected by HIV, & the global health community. Against a backdrop of change, Frontline AIDS’ leaders set out key priorities for 2026.
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https://frontlineaids.org/2026-priorities/

Another battle Shut out of negotiations for new U.S. global health money, AIDS activists are ready to fight

HIV activists are being cut out of new negotiations for US funding. Speaking to Andrew Green, Cindy Kelemi, ED of BONELA, a Frontline AIDS partner in Botswana, sets out why communities must be included in conversations about how money is spent.

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As we step into a new year, we’re proud to stand with Alliance For Public Health building on 25 years of impact & looking ahead with hope. 🇺🇦

Congrats to APH’s ED, Andriy Klepikov on being elected President of IAS - the International AIDS Society 🙌

https://youtu.be/tbaM04wfCnw?si=4BhTQepHfVKlyhjG