2024

  • 19 December 2024
    A Year in Review: 2024
    This year, the Global Fund partnership continued to deliver on its promise to end the world’s deadliest diseases. We look back at 2024 with a collection of powerful people and stories about harnessing the power of new tools, innovation and building s...
  • 09 December 2024
    Paralegal, Peer Educator and Sex Worker, Bell is Breaking Down Barriers in DRC
    Bell is a paralegal, peer educator and sex worker in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Too often, sex workers face stigma, discrimination and criminalization that prevents them from accessing HIV prevention, testing and care. Sex workers are four...
  • 09 December 2024
    Dr. Rosette is Breaking Down Stigma and Discrimination in DRC
    Dr. Rosette is the head physician at Centre Convivial, a drop-in centre in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s capital city, Kinshasa. The centre is a safe space for people who are disproportionately affected by HIV, but stigma and discrimination ...
  • 27 November 2024
    In Namibia, Comprehensive HIV Services Change Young People’s Lives
    Lazarus Fillemon’s phone pings constantly. Where are you? When are you coming? I have a question. I have a story. Lazarus, 30, is a youth ambassador for i-BreakFree, a community engagement program run by Global Fund partner One Economy Foundation in ...
  • 21 November 2024
    Integrated HIV, TB and Malaria Care Supports Mothers-to-Be and Newborns in Kenya
    Catherine Nyiva’s first pregnancy was difficult. She didn’t know what to expect. “I was very scared,” she says. “At the clinic, we did not have time to talk to nurses one on one, to express our fears, to ask questions.” Eventually, Catherine delivere...
  • 08 November 2024
    Equipped with Cutting-Edge Tools, Heroic Health Workers Lead the Charge Against TB in Iraq
    For years, Dr. Bashar Hashim Abbas, manager of the National Tuberculosis Program in Mosul, Iraq, worked from unair-conditioned trailers, under bombardment and without adequate supplies and equipment to protect him from infection.