Health Charities That specialise in Hiv aids

The charity makes grants to people in Nottinghamshire who are affected by HIV/Aids and are experiencing financial hardship.

To provide HIV positive people, and individuals from the communities most affected by HIV, with workshops, training, discussion groups, activities, and other support structures, that empower them to address their issues and find the means to overcome them. To do such things in a cross-community manner, such that community misunderstanding and unfamiliarity is challenged and overcome.

To:-give people with HIV/AIDS, Hep C & TB a voice-inform & educate-campaign & advocate for people with HIV, Hep C & TB-influence governmental policy-promote user involvement in developing public policy & planning, delivery & monitoring of services-liaise with regulatory authorities & pharma industry-encourage & assist in the development of local & national groups of positive people

HAHP was set up in 2001. To respond to the Health and Social Care needs of the African migrant communities in Hounslow.Mission is to improve the physical and mental health of African families and individuals to ensure that people lead a reasonable quality of life. HAHP's overall aim is to raise sexual health awareness with specific focus on HIV /AIDS prevention work.

We aim to work with women and young women in the UK who have social and health problems. Espcially those who cannot access the mainstream facilities and those affected by HIV/IDS , by raising awareness especially in sexually health because HIV/AIDS and sexual transmitted diseases are spreading in an alarming rate. SAWAAR aims to support these women with educational, emotional and cultural needs

Expeditions to India to train people in reflexology with a focus on HIV carers and patients.

JPADA operates in England and Wales and Africa in, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Botswana and South Sudan; provide advice and support to refugees/Asylum seekers and the disadvantaged communities; Areas of operation: relief of poverty, health education targeting HIV/AID and Covid-19 awareness campaign among African communities, Training, economic and community development, employment and digging wells.

We provides information, advice, guidance and support. These include: housing, employment, health, education and training, benefits Translation services, Information events related to health, particularly focusing on HIV/Aids awareness, Recreation and leisure activities to reduce isolation and develop social skills, Support for the unemployed, Support for families and young people

a) To promote the benefit of local communities including but not by way of limitation, single parent families and children adversely affected by poverty and diseases such as HIV/AIDS in Zambia and in such other parts of Africa and the world as the trustees may from time to time think fit;

Once Destiny Foundations is up and running, The charity will help persons living with HIV/AIDS and work with other HIV/AIDS charities Internationally.

Reachout Foundation was founded in December 2005 by a group of concerned individuals with the primary aim of creating awareness on HIV/AIDS within African communities, support children orphaned by HIV/AIDS, as well as offer counselling to affected persons and their families.

To support and provide services to Ethnic Minorities, Unemployed, Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Assist and Provide Help in Completing of Various Forms and Application Forms. We have adults meeting Tuesday and Sunday Christian meeting. We assist African community by providing free translation and interpretation services. We are targeting the youth in order to educate them with regard to HIV/AIDS.

Works with schools in the UK to support children in sub-Saharan Africa, in particular those orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV and Aids. Schools for Africa provides boxes with educational and humanitarian goods and toys, and also provides some financial assistance to help feed African children. The charity works with community-based organisations in Africa.

advancament of basic educationrelief of povertypromote and protect the physical and mental health of cancer patients, HIV/AIDS patientadvancement of christian religion

The provision of anti-retroviral and/or other medical treatments.The provision or assistance to provide projects to grow nutritious food, to develop initiatives to involve local communities for such provision.Support for members of the community affected directly or indirectly through HIV/Aids so as to improve their conditions of life and the relief in case of financial distress of dependants.

Only user led self help support group for people with HIV in Notts. Successful weekly Drop-in provides peer support, home-cooked meal, safe space, access to information and advice from HIV specialist professionals. Regular educational and therapeutic workshops. Support members into work, training, learning. 24hr Crisis Support available via telephone & website.

Helping individuals or groups in community with finance, physical assistance and bringing different ethnic communities together through functions and events that we hold. They could be affected by poverty, disease, obesity, violence and HIV and AIDS related problems.

Providing education supplies and requirements as well as the construction of educational facilities for disadvantaged and HIV orphaned children in Tanzania and education and rehabilitation for former child soldiers in Northern Uganda.

CHAAG remains focused on supporting an effective response to HIV in Commonwealth countries, particularly through supporting civil society members to influence Commonwealth leaders and institutions to prioritize addressing structural drivers that undermine such a response.

Provision of mobile HIV/AIDS services to landmines clearance sectors and the communities impacted by landmines the world over.These area are such as Afghanistan,Angola, Cambodia, Mozambique, Sudan, South Sudan and Zimbabwe and others as such affected. Cater for the education of the disabled children and support disabled adults as well in their quest for a better life

Promoting youth development .Promoting disadvantaged communities around the world.Promoting the needs of disadvantaged communities in United Kingdom.Promoting the needs of deprived children around the world.Promoting HIV awareness and helping people affected by it.Helping affected by contagious disease and natural calamities.Helping in Environmental Conservation work.

The charity helps paying school fees and buying stationery for children who are orphans mostly whose parents have died with HIV aids disease.Most of these children are stationed in the rural areas in Zimbabwe a place called Insiza near Bulawayo town in the southern part of the country.

To relieve the needs of persons affected by HIV, by the provision of a lunch service, information and advice on healthy eating and lifestyles, and a signposting service to other HIV and nutritional support services.

BRIGHTER FUTURE International is a non-denominational Christian organisation, which works with poor and vulnerable people to tackle the causes and consequences of extreme poverty. BFIT is committed to the relief of distress caused by the diseases of leprosy, HIV/AIDS,TB, disability and malnutrition. The charity works with a dedicated partner in India.

Outreach to the black minority ethnic in regards to HIV, Sexual Health and Social exclusion.