Poultry can supply fresh eggs that provide essential nutrition for a family’s health, as well as income from extra eggs to purchase essentials like shoes and clothes.

Prevention of mother-to-child transmission, teaching youth how to remain HIV free, helping people living with HIV learn how to not transmit it to their partners are all essential tools to reach an AIDS Free generation. We engage children, youth and parents in interactive prevention education opportunities in multiple settings.

Counseling and clinical intervention to prevent HIV transmission from pregnant mother to child.

Counseling support for HIV orphans and impacted children helps them understand HIV disease and learn to deal with its impact on their lives.

Even HIV patients who are fortunate to be on HIV medication usually do not have funds to pay for specialist visits to treat other health conditions such as critical dental work; cancer; high blood pressure; respiratory issues which will help improve the quality and length of life.

CAF provides one-time emergency assistance to financially challenged HIV impacted children and families in the US for necessities such as housing, utilities and medicine.

Fish ponds provide both a renewable nutritious food source as well as income generation for the family and community.

Goats provide nutritious milk and meat to help HIV impacted children grow.

Paper beads are hand crafted in Uganda. The women create and varnish each bead then string them into a variety of designs by hand. Each necklace is unique and displays vibrant color.

• 55-58 inch necklace with clasp
• Beads varnished for durability
• Lightweight
• Color may vary from photo.

Paper beads are hand crafted in Uganda. The women create and varnish each bead then string them into a variety of designs by hand. Each necklace is unique and displays vibrant color.

• 46 inch necklace with clasp
• Beads varnished for durability
• Lightweight
• Color may vary from photo.

Paper beads are hand crafted in Uganda. The women create and varnish each bead then string them into a variety of designs by hand. Each necklace is unique and displays vibrant color.

• 46 inch necklace with clasp
• Beads varnished for durability
• Lightweight
• Color may vary from photo.

Paper beads are hand crafted in Uganda. The women create and varnish each bead then string them into a variety of designs by hand. Each necklace is unique and displays vibrant color.

• 46 inch necklace with clasp
• Beads varnished for durability
• Lightweight
• Color may vary from photo.

Paper beads are hand crafted in Uganda. The women create and varnish each bead then string them into a variety of designs by hand. Each necklace is unique and displays vibrant color.

• 46 inch necklace with clasp
• Beads varnished for durability
• Lightweight
• Color may vary from photo.

Although the U.S and Global Fund provide free HIV medicines for millions around the world, much more is needed to treat all children and adults who should be on treatment for HIV/AIDS. You can help give the gift of life through HIV treatment.

Your donation of $35 will provide one month of HIV medicine for an adult or child (including blood tests that help monitor disease progression).  To contribute multiple months of medicine, simply increase the “Quantity” below to match the number of months you wish to give. For example, if you change the quantity to 3, your donation will be $105 for 3 months of HIV medicine.

Young girls who are not able to attend school are particularly vulnerable to HIV/AIDS if they do not have skills through which they can earn a living wage. An investment in these young girls’ lives will give them the tools to change their future and be much less likely to be susceptible to transactional or cross-generational sex which puts them at risk for contracting HIV/AIDS and other STIs.

The suggested donation is for six months of Life Skills/Vocational Training.

Community and faith-based organizations engage daily with HIV impacted children and families.    We provide ongoing mentorship and tangible assistance to many partners, some of which receive designated support through CAF.

CAF provides professional training opportunities for local partners in many areas related to program management and implementation. $125 will get each staff member trained.

Community and faith-based organizations engage daily with HIV impacted children and families. We provide ongoing mentorship and tangible assistance to many partners, some of which receive designated support through CAF.

Sophumelela Centre, Inc,  East London, South Africa: Tuition for HIV impacted children in primary school; $125 for one year.

Circle of Hope,  Lusaka,  Zambia: Comprehensive HIV care for children and families; $150 for one year.

Destiny Friends International, Uganda: Medical and microenterprise support for mothers and children displaced by civil strife; $200 for one year.

Friends of the Needy, Uganda: Tangible assistance to alleviate poverty for HIV impacted children and families; $175 for one year.