Fighting for an AIDS-free generation.
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Fighting for an AIDS-free generation.
Learn more at pedaids.org/
Today kicks off International Adolescent Health Week (IAHW)! We are proud to join young people, health professionals, advocates, and communities worldwide to celebrate adolescents and accelerate progress in health and well-being.
"One of the critical factors is the data that UNAIDS consistently publishes. That has been in the evidence that we use to push the agenda forward."
Rhoda Igweta of @egpaf.bsky.social reflects on the value of the partnership with UNAIDS ⬇️
You can now watch our #AIDS2026 satellite, 'Children can't wait: From funding crisis to foundational fixes', on demand.
"Children may not be in every room where decisions about their futures are being made. But those of us who are, we can make sure they are not absent from the conversation."
Read EGPAF's Dr. Doris Macharia's reflections from #UNGA81.
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Dr. Theopista Masenge was at the hospital in Mbeya, Tanzania, rolling out new treatments for children with high HIV viral loads when she got the call: Stop work, now.
"Every single indicator in the pediatric HIV cascade shows decline."
EGPAF spoke to @cnn.com about what we are seeing and why pediatric HIV is a crisis hiding in plain sight.
The first step to fighting pediatric TB? Improving testing.
Today is the Global Day of Action for TB Diagnostics, and we are proud to be part of SMART4TB's work to close the diagnostic gaps for children.
On the sidelines of #UNGA81, EGPAF's Doris Macharia joined faith leaders and @state-department.bsky.social for the Prayer Breakfast.
The event underscored both the moral imperative and the practical opportunities to build a future where no child is born with or dies from HIV. #GenerationZeroHIV
EGPAF's Rhoda Igweta moderated the event, including a panel discussion with Monica Geingos, Winnie Byanyima, Liberata Mulamula, and Sonia Ndimbira. The panelists provided deep insights into what has made OAFLAD so impactful.
Yesterday, we were honored to participate in a special event, 'OAFLAD: A Legacy of Leadership – Delivering for Women and Girls', on the sidelines of #UNGA81.
A longtime partner of EGPAF, OAFLAD has advocated for children and women across the continent.
Watch yesterday's conversation at the @devex.com Impact House at #UNGA and learn how funders, governments, and families can come together to align regulations, financing, and service delivery to close the gaps for children and adolescents living with HIV.
We are excited to be part of the third phase of the Breakthrough Partnership with @aidsfonds.bsky.social, PATA, @unicef.org, and ViiV Healthcare.
At the @devex.com Impact House at #UNGA81 with ViiV Healthcare.
Strong partnerships like this are essential to ending pediatric AIDS.
Starting soon!
Looking forward to seeing everyone at the @devex.com Impact House at #UNGA81.
Will you be in New York this week? Connect with Team EGPAF on the sidelines of #UNGA81.
View our full footprint at https://pedaids.org/event/81st-session-of-the-un-general-assembly-unga-81/
#SouthSouth knowledge sharing is essential to closing the gaps for children and families. When best practices are shared, countries can build stronger, sustainable solutions.
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In a new era of financing, how can we stay on the road towards quality primary health care?
Building on her presentation at #IPHC2026, Dr. Sajida Kimambo calls for changes to the delivery model, making it more sustainable and country-owned.
In Nigeria, Teen Corners are helping close the treatment and viral suppression gaps.
Read more at https://pedaids.org/2026/09/11/how-do-you-want-to-live/.
How can U.S. policymakers improve #HIV prevention, diagnosis, and treatment efforts for adolescents? Our latest policy brief breaks down six recommendations.
https://pedaids.org/resource/common-ground-for-global-health-policy-brief-adolescent-hiv/
EGPAF-Tanzania presented lessons learned at #IPHC2026, highlighting how simplifying delivery models, integrating services, and strengthening government leadership and data-driven programming can cut operating costs while protecting quality.