2007-2008 Annual Report - AIDS Healthcare Foundation

AIDS Healthcare Foundation
2007/08 Annual Report
Innovation for Humanity
The Global AIDS Challenge
We are at a critical moment in the fight against AIDS.
Much progress has been made over the last five years. Millions of people living with
HIV/AIDS in the developing world are now receiving treatment. Lives are being saved.
Orphans prevented. Hope inspired.
But the need is still so great. While large numbers of people across the globe now have
access to lifesaving care, at AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) we are acutely aware
of the millions yet to be reached. And, it is this knowledge that compels us forward.
AHF is confronting the global AIDS challenge with new ideas and bold solutions.
We are fighting a daunting foe with innovative approaches to healthcare delivery
and advocacy, with unique social enterprises designed to maximize sustainability
and with a global operation dedicated to serving local needs.
In our work, innovation is key. The urgency of the pandemic demands it.
Human lives are depending on it.
Hundreds join AHF in a march
through the streets of Mexico City
to demand ‘Universal AIDS Action
Now’ on August 3, 2008 the opening
day of the XVII International
AIDS Conference.
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Our Mission
Letter from the President
Cutting-edge medicine and advocacy,
regardless of the ability to pay.
The long journey to global AIDS control continues to take many twists and turns.
When AHF was formed and treatment was not available, we were limited to helping
people face death with dignity. We hoped for a magic bullet that would cure this
devastating illness in short order, but it didn’t come.
As an expert in the delivery of HIV/AIDS medical care and an influential advocate,
AIDS Healthcare Foundation is on the forefront of efforts to control AIDS globally.
We develop and advocate for effective prevention strategies, work toward the
expansion of HIV testing worldwide and play a major role in the scale-up of
antiretroviral treatment delivery.
Now in our third decade of leadership, AHF is providing treatment, care and support
services in twenty-two countries on five continents. We will continue to marshal our
forces in an effort to stay ahead of the epidemic—measuring our success in infections
Our biggest
enemy is
complacency.
Then the miracle of the “cocktail” became available and AIDS was transformed into
a manageable disease. Unfortunately, hope was confined to a few wealthy countries.
Activists protested and the price of drugs came down. Clinics began to sprout up
across the globe. AHF led the charge, opening some of the first free antiretroviral
treatment clinics in Africa and then expanding to other countries in need. Treatment
gave hope to millions, and the pall of AIDS as a death sentence began to lift.
There are so many reasons to celebrate.
But we are in jeopardy of faltering.
We know what it takes to control AIDS globally. The question is, are we sufficiently
prevented and lives saved.
motivated to make it happen? We know that mass condom education and
distribution is the most successful prevention method. We know that only through
routine testing in all healthcare environments will we find the vast majority of people
with HIV who don’t know they are positive. Likewise, we know that the small down
People treated:
93,000 in
20 countries
payment on treatment we have made is only the beginning of the battle.
Our biggest enemy is complacency. We cannot stop to pat ourselves on the back.
The fight against AIDS has only just begun and if we stall now because we lack the
will and discipline to fight the virus to the end, the fault lies with us.
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Treatment Centers
In AHF’s ongoing quest to stay ahead of HIV/AIDS, we continue to innovate.
The knowledge and experience we have accumulated in the last twenty years is
saving tens of thousands of lives directly and millions indirectly. From testing
centers in Tijuana, Mexico to the Magic Johnson Healthcare Centers in Jacksonville
and Miami, Florida to our Center of Excellence in India to the Ithembalabantu
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Clinic in Umlazi, South Africa to the St. Balikuddembe-Owino Market in Kampala,
Uganda, AHF is on the cutting-edge of AIDS treatment and education.
Pharmacies
We will not let the world rest until AIDS is no longer a scourge.
There is no time to rest.
250,000
HIV Tests
Michael Weinstein
President
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
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Combating Complacency
Delivering Expert Care
Through Healthcare Centers, Pharmacies &
Managed Care
With Public Health, Policy & Testing
The 2007 launch of AHF’s Public Health
Division —formerly our Prevention and Testing
Department—demonstrates our commitment to innovative
Healthcare Centers:
California
Antelope Valley
Downtown LA
El Monte
Hollywood
Oakland
Redondo Beach
San Fernando Valley
San Francisco
Upland
West Adams
Westside
Whittier
AIDS Healthcare Foundation has been
meeting the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS
since the earliest days of the epidemic. The quality, reach and
impact of AHF’s fifteen U.S. healthcare centers have been
highlighted in numerous national publications and broadcast
media including a segment on the ‘Oprah Winfrey Show’
addressing the fight against HIV/AIDS in the U.S.
From the expertise offered by our AHF Pharmacy chain to
disease management programs to HIV testing services offered
out of mobile testing vans, AHF’s programs lead the way in
delivering HIV/AIDS services to diverse populations. Our
groundbreaking HMO, Positive Healthcare Partners, operating
in California and Florida, is the first specialized plan in the
country to serve Medicare beneficiaries living with HIV.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Ft. Lauderdale
Miami
approaches to HIV and Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)
prevention and testing. Already the operator of the largest
community-based testing program in California, the new name
reflects the evolution of the department, now offering expanded
community health services that reach diverse populations in the
U.S. and globally.
AHF is also on the frontlines of public health policy
development. Our lobbying efforts in Washington D.C. helped
“Stay Negative”
campaign in LA:
to ensure the modernization of crucial federal AIDS funding to
Collaborating with
reflect changes in the epidemic and the populations it affects.
local, state and federal
In 2007 and 2008, several pieces of first-in-the-nation legislation
agencies, AHF develops
sponsored by AHF and signed by the Governor streamlined the
social marketing
HIV testing process in California, leading the way toward
campaigns that make
CDC-recommended routine testing.
an impact. AHF’s
successful “Stay
Negative” risk reduction
Pharmacies:
initiative, targeted
California
Downtown LA
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
San Francisco
Sunset
West Hollywood
Westside LA
toward gay men in Los
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami
Orlando
Pensacola
Tampa Bay Area
Wilton Manors
Angeles, was shown to
dramatically increase
viewers’ likelihood of
getting tested for HIV.
AHF offers HIV testing through
non-traditional means: At our
Out of the Closet thrift stores,
through mobile testing vans and
in Los Angeles County jails.
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A Lifesaving Enterprise
Not for Profit Business Models
AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s Objective
Appearing on television in a public
Our newest pharmacy locations —two in Los
AHF’s retail pharmacies are
to help as many people as possible requires
service announcement and at AHF
Angeles, California and one in Wilton Manors (Ft. Lauderdale),
revolutionizing the industry with
events, actor and activist Blair
Florida—are among the first in AHF’s family of pharmacies to
us to innovate—not only in the services we offer, but also in
the approach we take to funding those services.
Deriving the majority of our income from social enterprises—
including pharmacies, healthcare contracts, thrift stores and
strategic partnerships—AHF employs the best practices of the
marketplace to achieve success. We innovate to saves lives.
The AHF Pharmacy chain is a new not for profit healthcare
model. Specializing in HIV/AIDS, but able to fill any
prescription, AHF Pharmacy gives the community at large
a chance to spend their healthcare dollars on making a
Underwood joined the campaign to
encourage everyone—regardless of
HIV status—to get prescriptions filled
at a not for profit AHF pharmacy.
open alongside AHF’s popular Out of the Closet thrift stores in a
new “combination” model. With seventeen locations throughout
California and one in Florida, the Out of the Closet thrift store
Above: An AHF Pharmacy billboard
chain is the nation’s largest retail funding vehicle for HIV/AIDS
campaign featuring Underwood
medical care.
appeared throughout Los Angeles.
a new “not for profit healthcare”
model in which revenues earned
help fund HIV/AIDS services.
Above: AHF’s second retail pharmacy
opens in Hollywood, California.
Whether raised through AHF’s innovative retail enterprises, or
through more traditional means of fundraising, ninety-six cents
of every dollar collected by AHF goes to support the care of
people living with HIV/AIDS around the world.
difference. The profits go right back into helping those in
need around the globe.
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Solving Global Challenges
With Innovative Programs
AHF’s global healthcare programs are
AHF’s clinics are often located in
AIDS Healthcare Foundation is responding
AHF’s Global HIV Testing Initiative
unrivalled in quality and cost-efficiency. We nimbly adapt
rural areas where the need is great but
to the shortage of medical personnel in the developing world with
was launched in Los Angeles, Uganda,
our programs to meet the needs of each region.
Uganda Cares, our groundbreaking partnership with
the Ugandan Ministry of Health, has been cited by the World
Health Organization (WHO) and UNAIDS as a best practice
model for the provision of antiretroviral therapy (ART). A
recent Rand Corporation study of our programs also revealed
remarkably low-per patient costs. AHF’s effective use of funds
services scarce. We also bring services
into high-traffic areas. AHF’s groundbreaking St. Balikuddembe Market
Clinic in Kampala, Uganda is located
our innovative HIV Medic Training Program. HIV
Medics are paraprofessional healthcare workers trained to assist
clinicians in the provision of ART. With groups now established and
in the middle of the country’s largest
trained in Uganda and Zambia—and trainings underway in India
marketplace. Above: A woman getting
and Viet Nam—AHF’s HIV Medics are helping to ease the burden
tested at an AHF clinic.
of HIV on these healthcare systems and having a major impact on
Mexico and India in 2007 to respond
to the urgent need to scale-up testing
worldwide. Above: Scores line up at
an AHF testing event in India.
task-shifting policies globally.
means more people are able to receive lifesaving treatment.
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GLOBAL CLINICS
Cambodia
1. Phnom Penh
(Prea Ket Mealea Hospital)
2. Kampong Thom
3. Kampot
4. Kirivong NEW
5. Stung Treng
6. Koh Thum NEW
7. Romeas Haek NEW
8. Pea Reang
9. Ang Rokar NEW
10. Oddar Mean Chey NEW
11. Sampov Meas NEW
RUSSIA
UKRAINE
China
UNITED STATES
12. Linfen ID Hospital
(Shanxi Province)
13. Nanning, Guangxi Province NEW
CHINA
Ethiopia
HAITI
14. Addis Ababa (AHF/WWO
“Family Health Clinic”) NEW
INDIA
Guatemala
MEXICO
15. Quetzaltenango (Xela)
India
NEPAL
UGANDA
16. New Delhi
17. Mysore
Kenya
ETHIOPIA
GUATEMALA
VIET NAM
M
CAMBODIA
THAILAND
T
NIGERIA
18. Mombasa (Mtongwe-Kithituni Clinic) NEW
19. Kithituni Clinic (Eastern
Province) NEW
Mexico
KENYA
HONDURAS
RWANDA
20. Puerto Vallarta
22. Cancun NEW
22. Tuxtla Gutierrez, State of Chiapas NEW
23. Pachuca, State of Hidalgo NEW
Nepal
24. Teku, Kathmandu (Sukraraj
Tropical Infectious Disease
Hospital) NEW
ZAMBIA
SWAZILAND
SW
W
WAZILAND
SOUTH AFRICA
Rwanda
25. Nyakigezi
26. Kagugu
27. Gahanga
28. Kimironko NEW
29. Rwankeri NEW
30. Kinyinya NEW
South Africa
31. Ithembalabantu (Durban,
Umlazi, KwaZulu Natal)
32. Middledrift (Eastern Cape) NEW
Swaziland
33. LaMvelase Help Center
in Manzini) NEW
AHF Global Impact
Thailand
34. Lop Buri NEW
In 2007 and 2008, we opened 29 new global sites in 13 countries,
including expansion into 6 new countries
Accelerating Universal Access
• Countries where AHF is currently providing services:
More people around the world are receiving lifesaving AIDS treatment than ever before.
However, it is still only a small fraction of the people who need it. AHF’s clinics are
making a significant contribution to the scale-up of treatment access worldwide.
Cambodia, China, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Kenya, Mexico, Nepal,
Nigeria, Russia, Rwanda, South Africa, Swaziland, Thailand, Ukraine, Uganda,
United States, Viet Nam and, Zambia,
Focus on Sustainability
• Countries where AHF is Exploring new
project opportunities:
By partnering with local government agencies, non-governmental organizations
and ministries of health, AHF ensures sustainability. It is this smart-growth approach
that has enabled AHF to expand to twenty-two countries around the globe.
Guinea, Honduras, Indonesia, Mozambique
Papua New Guinea, Zambia
Uganda (Uganda CARES)
35. Masaka
36. Soroti
37. Rakai (main)
38. Rakai-Kalisizo
39. Rakai-Kakuuto
40. Rakai-Lyantonde
41. Mbale NEW
42. Mpigi-Maddu
43. Mpigi-Nkozi
44. Mpigi-Gombe Hospital
45. KampalaSt. Balikuddembe Market
Viet Nam
46. Hai Phong
(AHF HACC ARTCenter, Hai
Phong Thuy Nguyen District)
NEW
47. Quang Ninh Province NEW
Zambia
48. Chikankata Mission Hospital
49. Monze Mission Hospital
50. Choma District Hospital
AHF Global Technical
Assistance and Training
Partnerships
• Haiti
• Nigeria NEW
• Russia NEW
• Ukraine
• China (also ART clinics)
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Africa
AHF has been a treatment leader in this
hard-hit region since we opened our first clinic here in Umlazi
Township, Durban, South Africa in 2001.
Now offering services in eight countries (South Africa,Uganda,
Zambia, Rwanda, Swaziland, Ethiopia, Kenya and Nigeria),
AHF continues to expand HIV testing, care and treatment
services with new projects in Nigeria, Kenya, Swaziland
and Ethiopia.
In 2007 and 2008, AHF opened new
global AIDS treatment sites in:
Swaziland
Working with local partners, AHF established a new clinic
Ethiopia (Addis Ababa)
in Manzini, Swaziland’s largest city. Before the opening of
Opened January, 2007
LaMvelase Help Centre, Manzini had only one hospital
Nigeria (AHF Global Training)
Opened October, 2007
providing ART.
Nigeria
Rwanda (Rwankeri)
A new partnership enables AHF to share its technical expertise
Opened January, 2007
with medical providers to support the rollout and provision of
Swaziland (Manzini)
HIV/AIDS treatment services at government health centers
Opened September 2007
throughout the country.
Kenya
Local partnerships in Mombasa and Kithituni made it possible
for AHF to open our first free clinics in Kenya in 2007 and
2008 respectively.
Ethiopia
AHF joined with Worldwide Orphans Foundation to expand
access to treatment and care to families in Addis Ababa, the
capital city.
UGANDA (MBALE)
Left: A mother and child receive
Opened September 2007
care at an AHF clinic.
Kenya (Mombasa)
Right: An AHF HIV Medic
completes lab work.
Opened October 2007
south africa (middledrift)
Opened December 2007
Rwanda (Kimironko)
Opened January, 2008
Rwanda (Kinyinya)
Opened January, 2008
Kenya (KITHITUNI clinic)
Opened June 2008
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Asia Pacific
AHF is partnering with national and local governments,
as well as other in-country partners, to address exploding HIV
epidemics throughout the Asia Pacific region.
Thailand
In 2007, AHF joined with Thailand’s Lop Buri Provincial
In 2007 and 2008, AHF opened new
global AIDS treatment sites in:
Government to transform a well-known AIDS hospice temple
into an HIV/AIDS treatment center providing lifesaving care
to a low-income population.
Cambodia (Kohn Thum)
Opened May 2007
Cambodia
Cambodia (Romeas Haek)
In partnership with the Royal Government of Cambodia, Ministry
Opened June 2007
of Health, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Dermatology and STI
Cambodia (Sampov Meas)
Control, AHF launched free AIDS treatment centers in Kirivong,
Koh Thum, Romeas Haek, Sampov Meas, Oddar Mean Chey and
Opened June 2007
Ang Rokar.
THailand (Lop Bur)
Opened August 2007
Viet Nam
Viet Nam (Hai Phong)
AHF and Haiphong Provincial AIDS Control Center opened a new
HIV/AIDS care center in Thuy Nguyen, Haiphong.
Opened March 2007
AHF opened
Cambodia (Oddar Mean Chey)
its second clinic in Hoanh Bo, Quang Ninh in collaboration with
the Ministry of Health, Viet Nam Administration for HIV/AIDS
Opened January 2008
Control (VAAC) and Quang Ninh Provincial AIDS Control Center.
Cambodia (Ang Roka)
China
AHF collaborated with Linfen Infectious Disease Hospital to open
a Center of Excellence. AHF opened its second ART center in
collaboration with the China CDC in Nanning in Guangxi Province.
India
In addition to providing free HIV/AIDS medical care through
our clinics in New Delhi and Mysore, AHF is reaching out to the
country’s migrant populations with Mobile HIV Testing Units.
Opened March 2008
Top: A mother and child visit an
china (Nanning,
AHF clinic in Cambodia.
Guangxi Province)
Bottom: A staff nurse attends
to a patient at an AHF clinic
in Viet Nam.
Opened March 2008
Nepal (Kathmandu)
Opened November 2008
Viet Nam (Quang Ninh Province)
Opened March 2008
AHF is also spearheading an effective advocacy campaign to lower
the cost of lifesaving antiretroviral drugs in India.
Nepal
AHF, in partnership with the Nepal Government, Ministry
of Health, National Center for HIV/AIDS and STD Control,
opened a collaborative ART center in Kathmandu.
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Latin America
In 2007 and 2008, AHF opened new
global AIDS treatment sites in:
Mexico (Cancun)
Opened July 2007
In 2007 and 2008, AHF spearheaded several successful
advocacy campaigns aimed at lowering the cost of antiretroviral
Mexico (Tuxtla Gutierrez,
State of Chiapas)
medicines in Mexico. As a result, drug companies dropped
their price on important HIV/AIDS drugs and now more
Opened August 2007
people living with the disease in Mexico are able to access
Mexico (Pachuca,
State of Hidalgo)
lifesaving treatment.
Opened February 2008
Mexico
AIDS Healthcare Foundation joined forces with federal, state
and local government bodies in Mexico to open three new free
clinics in Cancun, Tuxtla Gutierrez (Chiapas) and Pachuca.
AHF also has a clinic in Puerto Vallarta.
AHF also expanded prevention outreach in Mexico as part of our
Global Testing Initiative. In Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico,
AHF has partnered with several community-based organizations
to increase access to voluntary counseling and testing services
and to normalize HIV testing among at-risk populations in
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.
Guatemala
AHF is providing technical assistance to medical staff at a clinic
Left: A nurse in Mexico
accesses testing.
in Quetzaltenango (Xela), one of the few ART clinics located
outside the capital, Guatemala City. The clinic serves patients
Right: People in line for free
co-infected with HIV and TB.
HIV testing in Mexico City.
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United States
AIDS Healthcare Foundation serves
thousands of patients, regardless of ability to pay, through
fifteen healthcare centers located in California and Florida
and thousands more through our HIV testing and prevention
STATES
services, pharmacy services,THE
and managed
care and disease
management programs.
California
Already the operator of innovative managed care plans under the
names Positive Healthcare and Positive Healthcare Partners, in
2007 AHF was chosen by the California’s Department of Health
Services (DHS) to roll out a new statewide HIV/AIDS disease
management (DM) pilot program.
In 2007, AHF became a major partner in the City of Los Angeles
HIV Testing Initiative which aims to test one million Los Angeles
residents by 2011.
florida
AIDS Healthcare Foundation opened Florida’s second AHF
Magic Johnson Healthcare Center in Miami in 2008—the first
Top: Actress Katherine Heigl walks
is located in Jacksonville. After threatened changes to Medicaid,
the red carpet with Hot in Hollywood
AHF and a grassroots coalition succeeded in preserving Positive
founder Michael Medico at the 2008
Healthcare, AHF’s disease management program that has served
the state’s Medicaid population since 1999.
In 2008, AHF opened its first Out of the Closet thrift store
outside of California in Wilton Manors, Ft. Lauderdale. An
AHF Pharmacy adjacent to the store provides free HIV testing
and a chance for the community-at-large to fill their prescriptions at a nonprofit pharmacy, where revenue is re-invested in
fighting global AIDS.
annual fundraiser benefiting AHF.
Bottom: Actor Blair Underwood
welcomes thousands of walkers at the
start of AHF’s annual Florida AIDS
Walk in Ft. Lauderdale.
In 2007 and 2008, AHF opened the
following new sites in:
Fort Lauderdale
Out of the closet & AHF Pharmacy
Opened January, 2008
West Hollywood
AHF Pharmacy (next
Opened February, 2008
to Out Of The Closet)
Hollywood
AHF Pharmacy
(next to Out Of The Closet)
Opened October, 2008
San Francisco
AHF healthcare center & Pharmacy
Located at Church Street Out Of The Closet
Opening early 2009
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A Worldwide Vision
Advocacy
© FotoSource
Championing health as a human right,
AHF’s One Million
Congressional visits by AHF treatment
AHF patients and providers from
AHF’s advocacy influences decision-makers at the highest
Tests campaign
providers and patients from Africa helped to ensure that the
Rwanda, South Africa,and Uganda
levels—including national governments, global health
Thousands march from the village
President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)—
(pictured above with AHF President
organizations and multinational pharmaceutical companies.
center of Masaka, Uganda to the
the landmark U.S. global AIDS funding bill—was reauthorized
AHF/Uganda CARES Masaka Health
and remained focused on providing lifesaving treatment.
Our maverick approach yields results. A campaign spearheaded
Center where 1,941 individuals got
by AHF brought numerous pharmaceutical companies to the
tested for HIV as part of AHF’s global
AHF efforts were instrumental in the outcome of the final bill
negotiating table to lower drugs prices in Mexico—where HIV
One Million Tests campaign. The
which, by significantly increasing the U.S. funding commitment,
drugs can cost as much as ten times more than in other Latin
successful worldwide initiative brought
will result in as many as five million patients receiving lifesaving
American countries. In India, a campaign created by an AHF-led
coalition of international and Indian patient advocates prompted
India’s National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) to stepup efforts to ensure access to second-line antiretroviral treatment.
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together 1,000 partner orgaanizations
in 72 countries to test a total of one
AIDS treatment worldwide over the next five years.
Michael Weinstein) conducted more
than 70 meetings in Senate offices
with staffers and Senators. The
delegation successfully persuaded
many U.S. legislators to restore the
treatment focus in PEPFAR, the
global AIDS funding bill.
million people in the week leading up
to World AIDS Day 2008.
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XVII International
AIDS Conference
Global Health
New Frontiers
Seventy delegates represented AIDS
Panelists for the AHF-hosted satelite
Healthcare Foundation at the XVII International
session “HIV Testing: Shattering
AIDS Conference in Mexico City, Mexico. AHF kicked off the
conference on opening day by leading hundreds of advocates in
a multinational march and rally to demand “Universal AIDS
Action Now,” and to call attention to the need for increased
the Barriers to Universal Treatment
Access”(Clockwise from Left): Dr. Kevin
De Cock, WHO; Angelina Wapakabulo,
At this critical point on the path to controlling
School children play outside AIDS
AIDS globally, AIDS Healthcare Foundation is looking ahead and
Healthcare Foundation’s Mtongwe
asking the big questions: How can we treat ten times as many as
we are treating now? What will it take to integrate HIV medical
AHF/Uganda Cares (moderator);
care with treatments for other diseases as well as with primary care?
Dr. Sophia Mengistu, Worldwide
How can we further alleviate the strain on overburdened healthcare
access to testing and treatment worldwide. AHF also took a
Orphans Foundation; Dr. Michael
systems by training more HIV specialists and community health
leadership role in addressing the most urgent issues faced by the
O’Shaughnessy, bioLytical Laboratories;
Michael Weinstein, AHF; and,
workers, without draining other vital healthcare resources?
global AIDS community by hosting a lively debate session on
the prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT) and
satellite sessions on global treatment scale-up and HIV testing.
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ART Clinic in Mombasa, Kenya
Dr. Julio Montaner, President-elect,
With over twenty years of experience, AHF is well prepared to
International AIDS Society.
meet the challenges ahead. Our innovative, forward-thinking
approach is leading the way into the next frontier in global health.
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The Randee and Ken Devlin Family
Foundation
Agapito Diaz
Thomas J Donohoe Charitable Fund
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Greg Economos
Elio’s Fitness for Success
Doug & Melissa Ellin
William Escalera
eWaste Center, Inc.
The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii
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The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
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Laurent Fischer
The Florence/Western Medical Center
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Gainey Ceramics
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GLC Associates Inc
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Holland & Knight LLP
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Inside Entertainment
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The January Band
Brad Jamison
Kama Sutra
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Martin B. Kavinoky
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The Kern Organization
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TR Knight
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Laboratory Corp of America
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MZA Events Inc.
National Charity Support Foundation
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Oskoui & Oskoui Inc.
Jackson Padgett
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PinkBlue Hollywood
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Scott Poland
President’s Cup
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Josh Radnor
Mike Rosenbloom Foundation
Marco Roy
Daniel Salazar
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Glenn Salloum
Sam’s Club Foundation
Laurence Seymour
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Douglas H. Sills
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Sports Club LA
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Hilliard Smith
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Berje A. Stephan
Swisher International
Jonathan Tavss
Holland V. Taylor
Team DMS11
Thomas & LoCicero PL
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Jean Trebek
Tropicana Products, Inc.
Thomas F. Troy
Ness Twina & New York Speed, Inc
Ugly Betty
United Way
Unity Church Of New York
Universal City Studios
Jorge Valencia
Christine Vanderpool
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Carlos Villa Zapata Estate
Vinoteque
Chris Vosse
Barbara Wade
Gary Walters
Jeffery Wasserman & Styline Furniture
Eric A. Webber & Gerard C. Kraaijeveld
Wells Fargo Bank
Barbara Wernick
Anita Williams
Virgil & Steffanie Williams
Denise & Jordan Zimmerman Family
Foundation Inc.
Zip Realty Corporate Giving Fund
Zoo Printing
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