End AIDS India Provides a Way to Fund the Cure to HIV/AIDS

End AIDS India is a national campaign by four trusted Indian not for profit NGOs that work collectively to accelerate the response to the HIV epidemic to secure a healthier future for India.

#Children are future leaders, innovators and thinkers. It is on us to give them all that they need to be who they can be. Let's start with good health. Please support access to treatment, #nutrition and#education for children living with #HIV:tinyurl.com/y7b8cj3f 
#HealthFirst #EndAIDSIndia #HIV

 Abhishek, a young student is #HIV+. He approached us desperately seeking help. Heres how our team supported him - https://www.endaidsindia.org/latest-news-posts/making-college-education-possible/
Let's join hands to ensure that young men like Abhishek are not left behind. That they have all the tools they need to reach their full #potential. 
#HealthFirst #EndAIDSIndia

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