KHANA has been awarded $6.5 million direct funding from USAID to consolidate programme work on prevention integrated with home-based care and focused prevention work.

Kédougou Encadrement Orientation – a partner organisation of Alliance Nationale Contre le Sida (ANCS), the Alliance’s linking organisation in Senegal – has launched an ongoing voluntary counselling and testing campaign that aims to make local populations in Senegal aware of the importance of HIV testing.

The office has been successful in obtaining funding for activities over the next five years, is part way through the process of transferring to an independent, national organisation, and has welcomed a new director.

Sherene is an exotic dancer based on the small Caribbean island of Antigua. She is also a Caribbean HIV/AIDS Alliance community animator and visits women working in the local entertainment clubs and bars as part of the Alliance’s prevention programme.

Alliance-supported bi-monthly bulletin HATIP – HIV and AIDS Treatment in Practice – is looking for health professionals who live and practice in Nigeria, China or Cambodia to join its international editorial board.

Audiences of nearly 14,000 people have been watching street plays and talking doll shows in the slums of Amritsar, Punjab, facilitated by Alliance India.

Research carried out in Burkina Faso highlights the impact that policy and funding streams are having on mainstreaming HIV into broader development work.

As part of a commitment to strengthening civil society’s capacity on HIV and AIDS, Alliance India hosted a workshop on advocacy for its lead partners and implementing NGOs.

The International HIV/AIDS Alliance is delighted to welcome Professor Callisto Madavo as the new chair of its board of trustees.

This exhibition and book are the result of a multi-country participatory photo project with communities who are key to the HIV epidemic in India, Ecuador, Cambodia, Morocco and Madagascar. The exhibition will be launched online on Monday 13 November.