Elton John AIDS Foundation

This week, 3,300 young women in sub-Saharan Africa will find out they have HIV. It doesn’t have to be this way. Our CEO, @AnneAslett1, and @UNITAID Executive Director, Philippe Duneton, on the breakthrough we cannot afford to waste: bit.ly/4d8s8gg

Statement from Elton John and David Furnish on U.S. House Appropriations advancing funding for the fight against AIDS.

Maintaining that progress will require continued focus on evidence-based policy and shared commitment.

The UK is in a leading position globally to end new cases of HIV, thanks to long-standing collaboration between governments of all parties, researchers, healthcare professionals, and communities.

The Foundation's response to comments by Reform UK Leader, Nigel Farage, regarding access to HIV treatment among new arrivals to the UK⬇️

"It is the moment to double down. We urge both Congress and the Administration to once again come together to protect and strengthen funding for HIV/AIDS. Millions of lives depend on it, and the opportunity to end this epidemic, once and for all, must not be lost." (3/3)

"Today, we have extraordinary new tools to prevent HIV and treat it more effectively than ever before. Ending AIDS is within reach. But progress is fragile, and without sustained investment, it can quickly be reversed. Now is not the moment to pull back." (2/3)

"Less than two months ago, a Republican-led Congress and the President came together to pass a bipartisan budget that reaffirmed the United States’ commitment to ending the AIDS epidemic - a goal first set out in President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union." (1/3)

Denys Denysenko, our Eastern Europe and Central Asia Portfolio Lead spoke with @Devex on the urgent realities facing people impact by HIV across the region. Listen to the full conversation to hear more on what it takes to drive impact where it’s needed most⬇️ @GileadSciences

Since 2020, we have helped connect more than 78,000 people to ART. ART stands for antiretroviral therapy. It is the lifesaving treatment for HIV. Yet right now, 9.2 million people living with HIV are not on treatment. This is what ART is and why it matters.

This LGBT History Month in the UK comes at a critical moment. As leaders gather at the GiveOut Summit in London today, hard-won progress for LGBT+ people is under threat and attacks are accelerating. Read Elton John & David Furnish's statement: eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org/giveout-summit…

Statement by Elton John and David Furnish on congressional passage of U.S. funding for the fight against AIDS: eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org/statement-on-c…

Progress doesn’t always trend - but it’s happening. Good news matters. Especially now. From prevention breakthroughs to policy wins, real progress is happening in the global fight against HIV - even if it doesn’t always make the headlines. Read our latest round-up 👇