Malaria remains a deadly health threat, killing one child every minute of every day. But proven tools to prevent and treat this deadly disease exist. And over the last two decades the Global Fund and partners have prevented billions of malaria cases ...
Peter Sands and global leaders make the case for the Global Fund's Eighth Replenishment, urging solidarity and investment to continue protecting humanity from deadly infectious diseases. With 65 million lives saved by the Global Fund partnership, the...
Robust disease surveillance is vital to protecting people against infectious disease around the world. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where disease outbreaks can be more frequent and harder to track, the Global Fund is working with the Mini...
With countries urgently calling for action to combat the health impacts of climate change, the Global Fund, the Gates Foundation and Foundation S – The Sanofi Collective are launching The Climate x Health Catalytic Fund. The fund will build climate-...
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, many of the tools, health systems and infrastructure used to fight HIV, TB and malaria are vital in responding to other disease outbreaks, such as this year’s mpox epidemic.
Evalyn has been a nurse for decades and is passionate about her job. Today, she’s on the labor ward at Vihiga County Referral Hospital in Kenya. With funding from Takeda, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and the Liverpool Schoo...
Catherine’s first pregnancy was very difficult, but during her second, things were different. She received support from nurse Evalyn, who is trained on integrating HIV, TB (tuberculosis) and malaria care into health services for mothers and newborns...
In Kenya, HIV, TB and malaria impact millions of people every year. Pregnancy is one of the few moments when most women and families seek out health care – a critical opportunity to test for, treat and prevent disease. With funding from Takeda, the G...
The Global Fund partnership has saved 65 million lives. With investments of more than US$66 billion in over 100 countries, our fight against HIV, TB and malaria has helped lay the foundation for more people around the world to live healthy and produc...
We rely on antibiotics to treat a range of life-threatening infections. But bacteria are changing – becoming more resistant to the drugs we have. Infections that were once curable are now untreatable.