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Birhan (right) meets with her case worker, Azmera Ashebr, for a medical appointment at a hospital in Mekele, Ethiopia. Birhan and her husband are living with HIV, and both regained adherence to their antiretroviral treatment. Photo credit: Genaye Eshetu for FHI 360

HIV

FHI 360 supports countries and communities around the world to realize the goal of ending the HIV epidemic as a public health threat by 2030. 

From the earliest years of the epidemic, FHI 360 has conducted research; implemented prevention, care and treatment programs; and addressed the structural issues that drive the epidemic. We do this by partnering with funders, ministries of health, the private sector and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). 

Now, with nearly 40 years of experience in HIV programming, we are charting the path to a sustained HIV response centered around local leadership and equitable access to person-centered services. 

Our work in HIV

FHI 360’s comprehensive approach is driven by groundbreaking research, innovative program delivery, and capacity strengthening of local organizations and governments. 

1,000+

HIV prevention, care and treatment projects led since 1987

60+

Countries in which we’ve implemented HIV programming

100+

Local partners supported to improve their organizational performance each year

50+

Measurement and evaluation systems for HIV programming we’ve developed or enhanced

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Our areas of HIV expertise

At FHI 360, we generate evidence and provide technical assistance to address the complex nature of HIV across populations.

HIV prevention

For decades, we have been at the cutting edge of developing, researching and introducing new HIV prevention methods. Today, we are advancing access to and uptake of new prevention methods at scale.

Key populations

We are a global leader in delivering HIV services to meet the unique needs of key populations, including partnering with civil society organizations and governments to deliver high-quality services free of stigma and discrimination.

Capacity strengthening to sustain the HIV response

FHI 360 partners with hundreds of local institutions involved in addressing the HIV epidemic, including those led by key populations, to build local capacity, promote sustainable HIV programs and foster local ownership.

Orphans and vulnerable children

To support orphans and vulnerable children who are affected by HIV and AIDS, we carry out a range of interventions to improve their health, nutrition, education and overall well-being.

HIV service integration

We integrate HIV services with other health services to provide clients the comprehensive care they need.

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In the fight against HIV, mental health matters

At clinics in Nepal, a team from the Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) project, led by FHI 360, has trained staff to offer mental health services alongside HIV services.
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