The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS (the Coalition) is a unique group of global donors, UN agencies, NGOs and independent experts working together to help children survive and thrive.
Learn MoreSeeking a Young Mother Global Ambassador
Are you: A young mother, aged 18-21? Living with or affected by HIV? An advocate in your community, working to improve the lives of young mothers and their children? If the answer to all these questions is yes, please consider being a Global Ambassador for The Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS!
Tackle Exclusion
Despite progress in
tackling HIV, there are still huge
numbers of children out of reach
of HIV testing, treatment and care. Read our advocacy brief on ending AIDS in children.
World AIDS Day
In honor of World AIDS Day, and this year’s theme of “Know Your Status,” the Coalition asked each of our Ambassadors why it is so important for people to know their status and what they think may be standing in the way. Read what they had to say.
Our Priorities
Support Whole Child Resilience
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Learn MoreNews
March 14, 2019
In February, the Coalition had the opportunity to participate in the International Meeting on HIV-sensitive Social Protection to end AIDS & TB in Geneva. This convening included high-level participants… Read More
February 20, 2019
This post was originally published on the Theirworld website. Early childhood development, including pre-primary education, can play a huge role in ensuring marginalised children get the best start in life. Life… Read More
- #TB should be a disease of the past. It has been treatable & preventable for decades... people living with HIV are… https://t.co/6S4C7S4fzp, 10 hours ago
- Ahead of World Tuberculosis Day on 24 March, @UNAIDS is urging countries to step up action to meet the 2020 target… https://t.co/0FGcMCMSzB, 10 hours ago
- DYK...TB is a leading cause of death among people who are #HIVpositive? @UNAIDS reports mixed progress towards reac… https://t.co/ra5fw8zH0r, March 22