Half of the world's 15 million AIDS orphans are currently being cared for solely by their grandparents, according to a new report from UK-based Help the Aged. The report also suggests that if current trends continue, this number will double again by 2015.
Read full story >In recent months, ESCAP has urged reluctant governmental officials in the Asia Pacific region to address the rapidly increasing rates of HIV infection among its youth populations.
Read full story >The future of AIDS-affected children looks hopeful after multiple speakers at the International AIDS Conference focused on the importance of distributing funds to affected children and their families.
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In Thailand, a women's weaving group is selling traditional woven products to raise money for AIDS orphans and their families. The project, selling 100% natural woven products, is working in a collaborative effort with AIDS Orphaned Children's Initiative, to provide orphans with education services and vocational training.
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Michelle Vidro’s jewelry line “14 Cows” is comprised of necklaces, bracelets and earrings made entirely of African beads. Half of the line’s proceeds are donated to benefit AIDS orphans in Kenya.
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The Orphan Trust in the Murewha District of Zimbabwe directly benefits children orphaned by AIDS.
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Denis and Annita have both lost their parents to AIDS. Denis and Annita sent us their stories of suffering and hope from their home in Uganda where they receive assistance from the Nyaka School. Read their stories.
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