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24 April 2018
On the March to End Malaria
In Niger, everyday heroes have made the war against malaria their life mission. During the rainy season, when the disease strikes the most they meet families to dispense seasonal malaria chemoprevention to protect young children from the disease. -
17 April 2018
Fight Malaria to Save Children
Children under the age of 5 are the most vulnerable to malaria. Seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) is a lifesaving preventive medication to protect young children from the disease during the rainy season. -
07 March 2018
Investing in HER to end HIV
Sheryl Sandberg, Christine Lagarde, Prime Minister Erna Solberg, Her Excellency Monica Geingos and many others are speaking out in support of HER. Every day, over 1,000 adolescent girls and young women are infected with HIV. In the hardest hit countr... -
24 January 2018
Introducing: HER
We all remember the challenges of youth. Many are unavoidable. HIV shouldn’t be one of them, but each day, over 1,000 young women and girls are infected with HIV. The Global Fund’s HIV Epidemic Response: HER initiative is a call to action to change t... -
19 December 2017
Peter Sands in Conversation
Peter Sands was named the Global Fund’s next executive director in November. “If we work together to mobilize funds, build strong health systems and establish effective community responses we will be able to end epidemics, promote prosperity and incr... -
10 October 2017
To End HIV, Keep Girls in School
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26 September 2017
Why RAI? Investing to Eliminate Malaria in the Mekong
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05 July 2017
Malaria Heroes of the Mekong
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23 June 2017
Rape Crisis First Response Counsellors on the Frontlines of Gender-based Violence
Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust first response counsellors like Nononelelo Mganu are trained to listen to a rape survivor with compassion, and to support them through medical steps including preventative treatment for HIV. Counsellors are careful to min... -
15 June 2017
Meet Kgantsho
In sub-Saharan Africa, girls aged 14-24 are being infected with HIV at an alarming rate, and are at much higher risk of HIV than boys their age. South Africa is a stark example of this disparity. In 2015 alone, 100,000 girls aged 15-24 were infected ...