PEPFAR

Health worker vaccinating child held by woman (© Joseph Oduor/AP Images)

New bureau advances U.S. global health mission

Public health emergencies pose a threat to every aspect of our lives. Learn how the U.S. is stepping up efforts to protect global health.
African woman holding child tied to her body with colorful cloth (PEPFAR/Veronica Davison)

The HIV/AIDS fight’s far-reaching benefits for global health

PEPFAR's strengthening of health care systems to combat HIV/AIDS has brought a host of other benefits for public health. Find out how.
Person handing delivery to another person standing in doorway (The Global Fund)

PEPFAR: 20 years of impact

The U.S. global AIDS relief initiative known as PEPFAR has helped millions of people since it was created in 2003. Learn more about it.
Cynthia Uche Goyko standing in front of office door with 'Counsellor' sign (PEPFAR)

On World AIDS Day, a strategy for sustained success

The U.S. and its partners have saved millions of lives from HIV/AIDS. Learn how PEPFAR will continue to tackle global health challenges.
Baby getting vaccination (© Baz Ratner/Reuters)

The next step in combating AIDS, TB and malaria

The U.S. convened donors that pledged more than $14 billion to the Global Fund to fight three major diseases worldwide. Learn more.
Young boy, seen from rear, standing before two women in gowns and masks (© Andre Coelho/Getty Images)

World Health Day: Making the world safer for everyone

The U.S. and international partners are combating threats to global health, from COVID-19 and other diseases to malnutrition.
African man receiving vaccine in left arm (USAID DISCOVER-Health)

How the U.S. program to fight AIDS is tackling COVID-19

For nearly two decades, PEPFAR has built up global health systems to fight HIV/AIDS. Learn how those investments are helping beat COVID-19.
Person holding bottle of medicine and two others looking at it (© Albert Mamasi/AEE Rwanda)

World AIDS Day: The progress made

The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) saves lives and gives people with HIV hope. It also helps combat COVID-19.
Group of girls posing with DREAMS sign (© Sauti)

Working toward an AIDS-free future for girls in Africa

Girls and young women account for 74% of new HIV infections among adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa. The DREAMS initiative is reducing that number.