En Ouganda, HIV and AIDS infection rates continue to increase in both rural and urban areas despite aggressive public awareness campaigns by both public and private institutions. This development has had a unique effect on the lives of women. With married women, par exemple, the loss of a spouse often leaves them to fend for […]

Ambassadeurs de la santé publique en Ouganda (PHAU), a not-for-profit youth-led organisation, and a grantee of the African Women’s Development Fund (Rapport Annuel ), is running an anti-HIV stigma and discrimination project focusing specifically on young women and girls living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda. Dubbed “Tuli Wamu Nawe,” meaning “We are together with You”, the project aims to use peer education and training to help […]

$10,000 to provide sustainable means of generating income for women infected and affected by HIV/AIDS; support the education of OVCs and launch a campaign against gender based violence.

$15,000 mettre en place des activités génératrices de revenus pour les femmes vivant avec le VIH/SIDA.

$5,000 to purchase a fishing boat and train 20 women in fishing net and basket weaving.

$10,000 to train and support 20 peer educators to sustain HIV awareness creation and to support 20 women living with HIV supported with start-up capital and technical assistance to set up income generating activities.

$10,000 former des femmes sélectionnées vivant avec le VIH ou s'occupant de personnes vivant avec le VIH à la culture maraîchère et leur fournir les intrants nécessaires pour créer des jardins potagers

$14,000 contribuer à la réduction de la vulnérabilité de la communauté LGBT à la violence et au VIH/SIDA.