🎥*Film premiere* How are young people being impacted by climate change? In our new film launched at AIDS 2026, ‘Through the rains’ unveils the experiences of young people affected by HIV in Malawi as they support one another to thrive. Watch the film: https://youtu.be/EGQsZh8JPL0?si=PYhSlw7GfPexesVI

Yesterday, we asked young people about their experiences of a whole life on treatment and the challenges around mental health. READY+ peer supporters in our youth programme support young people with treatment literacy knowledge and provide psychosocial support to each other. #AIDS2026 | #WeAreREADY

🎉Olá Ishmael and welcome to AIDS 2026! If you spot Ishmael at the conference in Rio, stop and say hi. He'll share firsthand how this affects the lives of young people affected by HIV in Malawi, and why we must act now so that young people can thrive. #AIDS2026 | #WeAreREADY | #RethinkRebuildRise

At #AIDS2026 in Rio, partners from across the Frontline AIDS partnership sat down together to talk about what a strong, connected partnership looks like under our new strategy, Power in Partnership. Real conversations, shared ownership, partnership in practice.

For 20 years, the Women’s Networking Zone has carved out time to hold space for difficult and necessary conversations about women and HIV. We’re proud to be involved in this conference mainstay🎉 UNAIDS Global #AIDS2026 #PowerinPartnership #RethinkRebuildRise

10 years ago we launched READY with Y Plus Global. At #AIDS2026, Mozambique's MOH described 6 provinces institutionalising youth influence in health decisions. This is what it means to turn youth voice into data and data into action. From consultation to real power-sharing.

🖼️Day 1 at AIDS 2026 with colleagues and friends 🙌 #AIDS2026 #PowerinPartnership #RethinkRebuildRise

Say hello to our AIDS 2026 team! We're in Rio de Janeiro to outline our new focus areas, connect with partners, and lead discussions on community leadership and the impact of crises on HIV. See our AIDS 2026 roadmap www.frontlineaids.org/aids2026 #AIDS2026 #PowerInPartnership #RethinkRebuildRise

**AIDS 2026 - save the dates** If you’re heading to Rio, download our mobile flyers, share with your networks and join the discussions live from Brazil. Don’t forget to check out our roadmap for a full list of our engagements and events – www.frontlineaids.org/aids2026

✈️ Next stop: Rio de Janeiro. Our Executive Director John Plastow is on his way to IAC - the International AIDS Conference 2026. Watch John's message below, and if you're heading to Rio too, come and find us. We'd love to connect: https://ow.ly/te8750ZrVLk #AIDS2026

In #Lebanon, our partner SIDC kept HIV treatment going through conflict and displacement. Frontline AIDS secured emergency ARV supply, brokered funding with Christian Aid, and helped SIDC nearly double its budget. Read more: https://ow.ly/2f1c50ZmPI7

Consultancy opportunity: we're seeking a health financing expert to conduct a scoping review supporting our new Transition Initiative work. Remote, closes 21 July. Full brief → https://ow.ly/52Cz50ZmQj3 #HealthFinancing #GlobalHealth #HIV #ConsultancyOpportunity

For nearly a decade, a committed, driven and dynamic partnership has been the backbone of our READY+ youth prog. From championing peer-led support as an integral part of health systems to training healthcare providers to provide stigma-free care, the prog's legacy will continue for years to come.

5 years ago, FGS barely registered as a global health priority. In 2025: the first-ever WHO consultation, donor commitments, and countries funding treatment. ➡️How partnership turned neglect into a win for women and girls in our Annual Report: frontlineaids.org/annual-report

📊 Today we launch our 2025 Annual Report. Our role: back partner-led action that brings local knowledge into the spaces where decisions are made - so lived experience shapes the policies that improve people's lives. Find out how this approach is making an impact: https://ow.ly/s4fG50ZjgrT

It's Pride month and we're sharing notes by activists and LGBTQ+ people from Ghana to their younger selves that inspire hope and self-acceptance 🏳️‍🌈🙌 Read more ⤵️ https://frontlineaids.org/photo-gallery-notes-of-hope/

How do we protect healthcare workers so they can deliver care against a backdrop of war whilst simultaneously challenging racist & colonial systems of oppression that disrupt access to health? 🎥Hear more from our side event at the Human Rights Council. youtube.com/live/EoD3Puo... #HRC2026

📉 New UNAIDS data shows AIDS deaths and new HIV infections at their lowest in 30+ years. But after a year of funding cuts, HIV testing is down 22% and PrEP down 38%. The progress is real, the risk is too. 🔗Our response: https://ow.ly/AFcr50ZcaQp

Join our Human Rights Council side event as we explore how rights defenders can resist rising intimidation & safeguard equal access to health. 📅 Tuesday 16 June ⏰ 13:00 BST | 14:00 CET | 15:00 SAST 📍 Room IX at the Palais de Nations, Geneva | Online: http://bit.ly/4xvCdf8

In #Cameroon, same-sex relationships are criminalised, and defenders working in public health are often targeted. Yet CAMFAIDS is building a more inclusive HIV response, work strengthened through REACh, a Frontline AIDS programme. 🔗Ebenezer Munkam reflects: https://ow.ly/ah8v50Z9nyI

We're in South Africa with our colleagues based on the continent to strategise, plan and conncect. Have fun team!

Community-based hepatitis C care is transforming access for people who inject drugs in Kyrgyzstan. Our @unitaid.bsky.social research study with Alliance for Public Health, Ukraine and AFK shows early promise to prove that ending hepatitis C is possible.

Today, Leora Pillay spoke about female genital schistosomiasis - or FGS - at a WHO AFRO webinar. Frontline AIDS is a proud partner of FIG — the FGS Integration Group — working to drive joint action across SRHR, HIV, NTD and WASH sectors. Find out more: https://ow.ly/8vT550YNYls

“We were left without food, surrounded by water, not knowing if we would survive.” Hear how our READY+ programme stepped in to support young people affected by HIV when floods hit Gaza in southern Mozambique.

As a new ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon comes into place, we're reminded that community oragnisations such as SIDC Lebanon have never stopped providing vital care amongst the chaos of war.

A devastating combination of state-sanctioned homophobia, HIV misinformation, and anti-colonial rhetoric could destroy decades of public health progress in Senegal. Paddy Lawrance, Human Rights Advisor, Frontline AIDS, calls for urgent action to safeguard access to HIV services.

When the US government ended South Africa’s funding in 2025, decades of progress on HIV risked being lost. But community-based organisations such as @nacosanet.bsky.social are building back and reshaping how they serve marginalised people. Read more⤵️ nacosaannualreport2025.my.canva.site

No prevention, no end of AIDS – ending new HIV infections is possible by scaling up equitable access to HIV prevention. Join the #HIV Prevention 2030 Access Framework launch to hear more⤵️ 🗓️31 March ⏰15.00-16:15 CET Register on Zoom ow.ly/AZTb50YzchE @unaids.org | @unfpa.org | @avac.org

We're hiring 🌍 Associate Director: Learning & Innovation — a new role on our leadership team, based in South Africa. This is a chance to lead the team shaping how the HIV response learns and evolves across 100 countries. 🔗Apply by 10 April: https://ow.ly/yPe050YwSFK #HIV #GlobalHealth #Jobs

Civil society organisations, including those working w/ people most at risk of HIV, are facing widespread crackdown in Belarus. Ganna Dovbakh, Executive Director, Eurasian Harm Reduction Association, addressed the Human Rights Council to call for an immediate end to hostilities. #PowerinPartnership