DESIRE Society is a NGO working for HIV/AIDS Infected Affected Children in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, Bangalore, Karnataka and Chennai, Tamil Nadu in India
Setshabelo is a fully functional after care facility situated in the heart of Thokoza, which provides aid to orphaned children who have been affected by HIV/AIDS.
Our group’s mission is to help care for, educate, and promote self-sustenance for women and children affected by HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, and other serious
Shop for African Handcrafts, Home Decor, Jewelry - and empower women artisans and their children affected by Extreme Poverty, HIV/AIDS, and Gender Inequality.
Oak Tree Fine Press is a privately owned publishing company specialising in exceptional literary fiction for the primary purpose of assisting children living with or affected by HIV/AIDS
ACCESS AIDS Care provides programs and services to individuals and families impacted by HIV/AIDS in Hampton Roads. The mission of ACCESS AIDS Care is to promote the dignity and wellness of adults, families, youth and children affected by HIV/AIDS through
BLESS FOUNDATION (Be Light for Evangelism and Social Service) , is a registered NGO working for the rehabilitation of HIV/AIDS infected and affected children in the cities of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.
Camp AmeriKids gives children in CT, NY and NJ infected with or affected by HIV/ AIDS a traditional summer camp experience and much more. Find out how you can help.
Exodus Children’s Foundation is a non-profit organization, enhancing the lives of the children of Africa that have been affected by genocide and HIV/AIDS.
Hope House is a non-profit agency committed to family-centered, community-based, coordinated care for children who are infected or affected by HIV & AIDS.
Dedicated to bringing hope, dignity and support by providing holistic care to children affected by HIV/AIDS, their families & all people affected by poverty
Dedicated to bringing hope, dignity and support by providing holistic care to children affected by HIV/AIDS, their families & all people affected by poverty