Horrified by the AIDS epidemic and the failure of an appropriate response, New York Harm Reduction Educators, Inc. (NYHRE) was formed to prevent the spread of AIDS by offering harm-reduction services. This site contains HIV Prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. If you are not seeking such information, or may be offended by such materials, please exit this website.

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Americans between the ages of 13 and 24 are contracting HIV at an estimated rate of two per hour. This translates into an estimated 20,000 new infections each year.

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Think you are not a risk? Think again. At the end of 2003, there were 40 million people living with HIV/AIDS. Over 11 million of those were between 15 and 24. Most of them don't know they carry the HIV virus. This epidemic won't go away by itself and there is no cure, but we can all do something to stop the spread and make a better place for those living with HIV/AIDS.

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Older women are often overlooked in HIV prevention because it is incorrectly assumed that they no longer engage in sexual relations—though many, of course, do. But most don't realize that this activity can put them at risk of becoming infected with a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Older women who have learned this sad fact by testing HIV positive face a double stigma: the stigma of living with a disease considered disgraceful and the stigma of being old in a society that neither values nor respects age.

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Stepping Stones is a training package in gender, HIV, communication and relationship skills. It is also a life-skills training package, covering many aspects of our lives, including why we behave in the ways we do, how gender, generation and other issues influence this, and ways in which we can change our behaviour, if we want to.

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AIDS vaccines, HIV vaccines, the HIV Vaccine Trials Network tests experimental vaccines which may prevent AIDS. Volunteers from Rochester, New York talk about why they joined the HIV vaccine trials.

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HIV/AIDS Content Notice: This site contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences.

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Horrified by the AIDS epidemic and the failure of an appropriate response, New York Harm Reduction Educators, Inc. (NYHRE) was formed to prevent the spread of AIDS by offering harm-reduction services. This site contains HIV Prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. If you are not seeking such information, or may be offended by such materials, please exit this website.

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The Multicultural AIDS Resource Center of California provides state of the art, cultural competencies training and technical assistance in the implementation of AIDS education. MARCC offers customized and tailored capacity building for public health departments (such as the Office of AIDS), community based organizations, and faith based institutions.

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This website contains information for gay and bisexual men who use methamphetamine. We in no way promote or encourage the use of this controlled substance. Instead, we seek to help individuals minimize the harms associated with use of methamphetamine. Because of our harm reduction goals, some language and imagery may not be suitable for individuals under 18 years of age. Also, if you quit using methamphetamine or are trying to quit, you may wish only to view the section of this website that pertains to managing, cutting down, and quitting.

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This website focuses on injection-related HIV, the neglected 40 percent of HIV prevention in the United States.

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Health Action Information Network (HAIN) is a non-profit non-government organization established in 1985 based in Quezon City, Philippines. It is involved in health education and research; and mainly works with community-based organizations involved in health and development. Our work covers a wide range of health issues with emphasis on reproductive health (including prevention of HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases and other reproductive tract infections); environmental health, and the appropriate use of medicines

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Bangladesh students to be taught about HIV/AIDS issues in schools for first time. Risks and wrongs of AIDS vaccine. Recent pressure from the US Department of State has led the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Executive Director, Antonio Maria Costa, to state that UNODC will no longer support evidence-based responses designed to prevent the spread of the blood-borne virus, HIV.

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If the HIV/AIDS pandemic were a war, we would already be well on the way to surrender. In Roman military terms decimation meant the slaughter of 1 in 10 people. According to the Kenyan Ministry of Health, 3 million Kenyans out of the population of 30 million were HIV-Positive. So 2 in 10 of our people are already marked for the death. In August, 2000, 3 districts had 25% of its population declared HIV-Positive. The enemy (HIV/AIDS) has infiltrated the defense forces early. It had effectively taken over the country‘s transportation networks. It has already compromised the health systems especially hospitals, to the point that they are not able to cope with the casualties.

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Welcome to the Website of the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies. The HIV Center is an interdisciplinary research center that investigates the behavioral causes and consequences of HIV/AIDS. Our research focuses in particular on the intersections of HIV infection, gender, and sexuality.

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Seattle's HIV Prevention Trials Unit at the University of Washington, a partner in the global HIV Prevention Trials Network. HPTU, along with our sister site, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's HIV Vaccine Trials Unit (HVTU), is dedicated to testing the safety and efficacy of vaccines and other interventions designed to help reduce the transmission of HIV. We want to thank the over 1,000 people from the Puget Sound region who have volunteered their time and energy to help us with our mission. For more information about Seattle HPTU and our research, please explore the links on the left.

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AIDS Prevention Resources for Test Counselors, Educators, and Outreach Workers from the Berkeley free clinic HIV prevention services collective.

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Welcome to NNAAPC On-line! We continue to update our website to offer you current information on HIV/AIDS, statistics, events, resources, and links to other sites. We will identify any new information on the home page under "What's New?" The National Native American AIDS Prevention Center's (NNAAPC) mission is to stop the spread of HIV and related diseases among American Indians, Alaskan Natives, Native Hawaiians, and to improve the quality of life for those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.

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The AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition (AVAC) is a community and consumer based organization, founded in December 1995 to accelerate the ethical development and global delivery of vaccines against HIV/AIDS. We provide independent analysis, policy advocacy, public education and mobilization to enhance AIDS vaccine research and development.

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Important progress is being made in the search for HIV vaccines. Investment in research and development (R&D) has increased considerably in recent years to over $500 million annually, with research and development now being conducted by researchers from academic, not-for-profit, public and private institutions. More than 30 vaccine candidates are currently in trials, the majority in small early stage clinical trials. IAVI’s scientific program researches and develops vaccine candidates by directing and financing partnerships with more than 30 private companies and academic and government agencies worldwide. IAVI manages a portfolio of R&D projects, prioritizing vaccine concepts and candidates given the latest science.

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This site contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. If you are not seeking such information, or may be offended by such materials, please exit this website.

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CAPS's Technology & Information Exchange Core (TIE Core) uses innovative vehicles to make HIV prevention science useful to service providers, policy makers, and the public. The TIE Core pioneers technologies for synthesizing, translating and rapidly disseminating prevention science to all those involved in the battle against HIV. The TIE Core also brings knowledge from the practice of HIV prevention to bear on CAPS research.

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Canada's first national summer camp just for children, either infected or affected by the HIV/AIDS virus, opened in August, 1997.

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The Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trials Group (PACTG) is the preeminent organization in the world for evaluating treatments for HIV-infected children and adolescents, and for developing new approaches for the interruption of mother-to-infant transmission.

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The Foundation creates a future of hope for children and families worldwide by eradicating pediatric AIDS, providing care and treatment to people with HIV/AIDS, and accelerating the discovery of new treatments for other serious and life-threatening pediatric illnesses.

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Welcome to Women, Children, and HIV. This site contains a library of practically applicable materials on HIV infection in women and children including resources on prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT), infant feeding, clinical care of women and children living with HIV infection, and the support of orphans. The goal of this site is to contribute to an improvement in the scale and quality of international HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment programs for women and children by increasing access to authoritative HIV/AIDS information

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The resources listed on this web site are for educational and informational purposes and are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always discuss treatment options with your health care professional that specializes in HIV.

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Improve the lives of children and youth struggling with the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. We provide cost-effective relief, services, medical and social support, education and advocacy to help these victims achieve their full life potential.

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Managing HIV is dedicated to providing high-quality information to people with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Thanks to advances in diagnosis and treatment, more and more people are living with HIV and AIDS. Managing HIV offers these individuals—and their friends and family—a broad range of information on AIDS and HIV.

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This is our temp page until we can get a new server! Our plan is too set up a professional rack mount server that will handle all databases.

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Welcome to the National Long Term Survivors Group website! The group is based in the United Kingdom and provides support to people who have been living with HIV and AIDS for five or more years. This site aims to provide information on the work the group does, its aims and its history. There is also a message board for those who wish to post their comments and a section of links which may be of interest.

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AIDS WEST is a voluntary organisation funded by the Western Health Board based in Galway. We offer an information help line, education / prevention services and support to people affected by HIV and to those concerned about their sexual health in counties Galway, Mayo and Roscommon. Our services are completely confidential. Aids West was formed in 1987 as Cairde with the aim of providing support to people with HIV/AIDS. Later it also took on the aims of providing education/prevention services and to lobby for service development. At that time there was little government or regional policy on HIV/AIDS and the organisation survived on the goodwill of a number of dedicated volunteers concerned about the situation.

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Cбirde, established in 1985, is a non-governmental organisation committed to responding to the health needs of ethnic minority communities- mainly refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants.

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CWGHR is a national charitable nonprofit organization that promotes innovation and excellence in rehabilitation in the context of HIV disease. In Canada, the profile of HIV disease is changing. At one time, HIV infection caused decline in health, and death. While there is still no cure for HIV disease, today new drugs can slow disease progression and help people to live longer. People living with HIV disease, their families, caregivers and those involved in treatment, education and policy face many challenges.

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To advise the Minister of Health in Jamaica on policy issues relevant to HIV/AIDS & STIs. To involve all sectors of the Jamaican society in efforts to prevent and control HIV/AIDS & STIs. To act as a central body where ideas, experiences and questions about HIV/AIDS & STIs in Jamaica can be shared, discussed and addressed. To provide a sustainable means of supporting the initiatives of the NAC and member organizations by eliciting funds from fundraising activities, public and private sector participation.

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Information on The Heart of Richmond AIDS Society web site is intended to be for general information only and should not replace consultation with healthcare professionals. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before making medical decisions or if you have questions about your individual medical situation. The Heart of Richmond AIDS Society makes every effort to ensure that the information on our web site is accurate and reliable, but cannot guarantee that it is error free or complete. The Heart of Richmond AIDS Society does not endorse any product, treatment or therapy; neither does it evaluate the quality of services operated by other organizations mentioned or linked to on this web site.

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The goal of the Snowy Owl AIDS Foundation is to establish, build and maintain a financial resource available to organizations dedicated to AIDS education, prevention, direct or support services, primary care and/or the expansion/ enhancement of existing AIDS services.

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CARES exists to provide people from all communities, who are living with HIV and AIDS, state of the art, comprehensive healthcare and social services in a self-empowering environment.

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A new, on-line information resource created to profile and promote the skills, expertise and experience Canadian organizations engaged in HIV and AIDS programming can bring to the international struggle against HIV and AIDS.

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IAEN focuses on the economics of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, providing data, tools, and analysis for researchers and policymakers working to define and implement effective AIDS policy.

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The Internet publication with accurate, timely and cutting-edge information on treatment and vaccines for HIV, AIDS and chronic hepatitis B and hepatitis C.

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The Institute for Applied Biomedicine (formerly the Santa Cruz AIDS Research Foundation) is developing drugs to treat immune system diseases including AIDS. We are a growing not-for-profit biotechnology firm committed to making our drugs accessible to all.

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The National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center (NMAETC) is a national collaborative network of clinicians and experts providing capacity building and related support that leads to the improvement of HIV primary care services in minority communities.

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With the assistance of an interpreter, a doctor informed Harry Woosley, Jr., a deaf Marylander, that he was HIV+. Once Mr. Woosley received his diagnosis, the doctor and the interpreter left the room, providing him with no further information. At that time, deaf individuals had no HIV education available to them in American Sign Language, their native language, nor were there materials made for this population. Mr. Woosley fended for himself against an unknown disease.

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The Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network Inc. (CAAN) is a non-profit coalition of individuals and organizations which provides leadership, support, and advocacy for Aboriginal people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS, regardless of where they reside.

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The Red Road HIV/AIDS Network Society is a provincial based Aboriginal Organization. Red Road's sixty plus membership capacity is comprised of Aboriginal AIDS Service Organizations (ASO), non-Aboriginal AIDS Service Organizations who have Aboriginal programs, Aboriginal Persons living with HIV/AIDS (APHA), and Aboriginal community-based organizations who have HIV/AIDS programs, located in urban & rural British Columbia.

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Natap's web site is a leader in up-to-the minute HIV treatment information, covering the latest in drug development and research, comprehensive conference reports, and in-depth articles on HIV treatments. NATAP's newsletter, Protease Inhibitor User's Guide, and other publications are all available on the site.

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The AIDS Committee of London is a community-based, charitable organization providing HIV-related services to people living with and concerned about HIV/AIDS in London and area. Our service users include people living with HIV/AIDS, their partners, family & friends, and those who are concerned about HIV/AIDS — anyone at risk for HIV, and anyone who provides services to people with, or at risk for, HIV.

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The British Columbia Persons With AIDS Society exists to enable persons living with AIDS and HIV to empower themselves through mutual support and collective action.

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At AV, we believe that an effective approach to HIV requires an range of coordinated services that address Social Determinants of Health in a comprehensive way. Our staff and volunteers work hard to make these services accessible and friendly.

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