Partners in Health, the Haitian organization which pioneered community based treatment of HIV/AIDS in low resource settings, is now operating in a third African country, Malawi. Read more »

For years the medical and international aid communities were under the erroneous impression that the poor could not be counted on to take medications on a timely and consistent basis like those living in developed countries. Read more »

Pact’s Community REACH Program for HIV/AIDS Activities is pleased to announce a request for applications for RFA 06-A-1, “Providing Comprehensive Care for Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) affected by HIV/AIDS in Haiti”. Under this RFA, Community REACH anticipates awarding one to two cooperative agreements on a competitive basis to qualifying organizations that are implementing activities in Haiti. The deadline for applications is April 13, 2006, 5pm EST. Applications must be in English. To download the RFA, please refer to the Community REACH website. Read more »

Another World AIDS day has come and gone. Global interest and expenditures on HIV/AIDS are at record levels. While interest and expenditures are prerequisites to winning this war, they are not sufficient. It’s time to assess where we are in the struggle against HIV/AIDS. Read more »

Today is world AIDS Day. This morning, National Public Radio did a wonderful peice on the fight to save lives in Haiti and the recent success they have enjoyed. Listen to the report by clicking here.

Robert Miller
Haiti Innovation

Success in Haiti - one program at a time Paul Farmer's Partners in Health organization has won the world's largest humanitarian award. By Jennifer Moeller | Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor When Paul Farmer founded the nonprofit Partners in Health in Haiti in the late 1980s, he thought providing healthcare would be enough. But soon he found that Haitians needed much more. Read more »