AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF)

🏳️‍⚧️ New podcast episode! In honor of #InternationalTransgenderDayofVisibility on March 31st, Kemi Gbadamosi talks with activist Queen Victoria Ortega about trans leadership, community power, and why investing in the most underserved drives real change. feeds.resonaterecordings.com/global-public-…

Nearly 50 countries, thousands of people reached, one clear message: Just Use It. 🔥 From bold public celebrations to free condoms and HIV testing, AHF teams turned International Condom Day into a global call for prevention and access. Check out the full recap: aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

We need your vote 🗳️ AHF is a finalist in this year’s Blade Best of LGBTQ LA Readers’ Choice Awards in two categories: • Best Doctor / Medical Provider • Best LGBTQ Friendly Workplace If AHF has made a difference for you, your friends, or your community, now’s the time to show it. Vote here: washblade.survey.fm/2026-best-of-l…

Preview: Safer Got Sexier 🔥 Take a first look at how our teams across nearly 50 countries turned prevention into a global movement for International Condom Day. This is only the beginning — the full recap is coming soon. Read more: aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

We're out here continuing the fight to protect more than 16,000 people living with HIV in Florida from losing their access to their HIV medications and treatment. The state of Florida is planning to gut the ADAP program on March 1. If this succeeds here, what states are next? #SaveADAP

📣🌎From one of AHF’s first global clients sharing her story, to a new program launch in Bangladesh and a major win for International Condom Day in Mizoram, this e-blast is packed with moments where action meets impact. Tap in to see how AHF is showing up around the world. 👇 aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

“We are calling on the Department to release the documents that justify these cuts and to provide full transparency about its decision-making,” said Michael Weinstein, AHF President. “HIV treatment is not optional. These cuts put lives at risk and threaten Florida’s public health.” aidshealth.org/2026/02/florid…

Pitch perfect coverage of International Condom Day from @SABCNews. Thank you for highlighting this important day. youtube.com/watch?v=q48_Yr…

Read our latest e-blast! 🎨AHF creates an interactive art experience showcasing decades of advocacy for HIV care 📚Thousands of university students in China receive HIV and sexual health education 💪A Girls Act leader in Vietnam shares how she overcame stigma to thrive 🩺AHF Argentina reaches communities with limited access to care through the Night of Testing aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

In a notice published earlier today, the Florida Department of Health (DOH) retreated on its decision to make cuts to the State's AIDS drug program, which provides life-saving medications and health insurance support to over 30,000 Floridians living with HIV/AIDS. Alleging that an undocumented $120 million budget shortfall necessitated the cuts, the cuts to the program, originally scheduled to be enacted on March 1st, would adversely impact the life-saving care for over 16,000 Floridians living with HIV/AIDS. The State will now go through formal rulemaking to make changes to the program. This comes after AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) brought suit alleging the Department violated the law by not going through this process. “The Department's action makes clear that legal processes have not been followed. Floridians will now have a say in what happens to this program and its effect on them. It will also provide needed transparency, as the Department has not shown why it needs to make these harmful changes, and show how it now has a claimed $120 million deficit. This program should be fully funded to continue the care needed by thousands across Florida,” stated Esteban Wood, AHF Director of Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. “We implore the department to be transparent and release the documents that indicate why the initial decision to cut HIV/AIDS care was made and where is the rebate money they receive from drug companies to support this program,” stated Michael Weinstein, AHF President aidshealth.org/2026/02/florid…

Check out our eBlast this week!: 📣Honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., AHF continues advancing the “Stand Against Hate” campaign. 💰At ICASA in Ghana, AHF leaders called for increased domestic health financing as international aid declines. ❤️AHF Poland's Tetiana Makushak shares how her personal history fuels her advocacy, bringing a powerful human voice to the movement. 🥦Stealing the spotlight at the Rose Parade, AHF's “Jack and the Beanstalk” float celebrated the Food for Health program—highlighting free pantries, farmers’ markets, and community nourishment. Read more: aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

🎙️ The full first season of the Global Public Health Revolution podcast is now live on YouTube! From bold conversations on health equity to real stories from global health leaders and communities on the frontlines, this season dives deep into solutions shaping the future of public health. Watch Here: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

AHF Advocates from across Florida protest at the @FloridaDOH in Tallahassee in opposition to drastic cuts to Florida's AIDS Drug Assistance Program (#ADAP), which provides access to life-saving medications and medical care for thousands of Floridians living with #HIV/AIDS. #SaveADAP

AHF made bold strides in global public health in 2025, expanding to 50 countries and reaching 2.8 million lives in care. From improving access to HIV/STI prevention and treatment services to empowering communities and driving advocacy, our teams made a lasting impact worldwide. aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

In the season finale of The Global Public Health Revolution podcast, host Kemi Gbadamosi is joined by the team behind the mic to reflect on the journey of the podcast’s inaugural season and look ahead to what comes next. Denys Nazarov, Cyan Clardy, Olivia Taney, and Brian Shepherd chat with Kemi about standout moments, lessons learned, and the behind-the-scenes work that brought the season to life. The episode also offers a preview of Season Two, with plans to spotlight new voices, sectors, and ideas that challenge the status quo and push for a more inclusive global health architecture! Watch here now: youtube.com/watch?v=O28W4Z… Prefer an audio version? Check it out here: feeds.resonaterecordings.com/global-public-…

The heartbeat of AHF’s commitment to over 2.8 million lives in care was felt worldwide on World AIDS Day 2025, as nearly 50 country teams joined communities to drive action and accountability in the global fight against HIV/AIDS. aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…

Gayle Anderson from @KTLA learns about the Food For Health program powered by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. The nonprofit organization’s food pantry is generating interest following the appearance of its 2026 Rose Parade float on Jan. 1, 2026. yahoo.com/news/videos/ai…

🎙️ We’re excited to share the latest episode of the Global Public Health Revolution podcast: Safer Is Sexy: Condoms and Creative Health Campaigns, featuring AHF’s Jason Farmer, VP of Marketing, and Dr. V. Sam Prasad, AHF India Country Program Director. 👉 Listen, like, subscribe, share — and please leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Apple and Spotify! feeds.resonaterecordings.com/global-public-…

AHF Ukraine and the Ukrainian Postal Service turned a postage stamp into a national statement of resilience for World AIDS Day on Dec. 1. 📬 Also check out: 👩‍🎓Thato Tsotako shares how AHF Lesotho’s Girls Act program empowered her to become a leader in her community. 🌎AHF President Michael Weinstein and former Tunisian Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa highlight why regional health systems are essential for equitable healthcare in a new op-ed. Read More: aidshealth.activehosted.com/index.php?acti…