HIV/AIDS
Around the world, HIV/AIDS adversely affects the lives of millions of people, particularly children. HIV/AIDS is preventable, and no child needs to be born HIV-positive. UNICEF works to prevent the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother-to-child, provide pediatric treatment to children with HIV, and support children who have been left orphaned or vulnerable due to the effects of HIV/AIDs on their communities.
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The southern African nation of Swaziland has the world’s highest rate of HIV infection, and... 6-8
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While the battle against HIV/AIDS may seem insurmountable, progress is slowly being made. Read... 6-8
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Learn about HIV/AIDS orphans who now live with their grandmother, and who receive support from... 6-8
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Watch a video a teenager in Botswana who is HIV positive. She is one of 600 teenagers receiving... 9-12
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Learn about a young woman in Haiti, who is pregnant and HIV positive. UNICEF is working to help... 9-12
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One of UNICEF's key aims is to reduce the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother to child. This... 9-12
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Irina is 21 years old, and is HIV positive. Irina is an advocate for youth living with HIV/AIDS... 9-12
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Nakwan is 20 years old. She lost her father to HIV/AIDS and her mother is HIV positive. Nakwan... 9-12
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Listen to the story of a teenager in Tamil Nadu India. His father died from AIDS-related causes... 9-12
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UNICEF is working to provide access to healthcare which will lower the rate at which infants... 9-12
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UNICEF Radio correspondent Blue Chevigny showcases examples of radio PSAs against HIV/AIDS... 6-8
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