When Grace found out she had HIV, she wanted to end her life. You helped her find her strength—and today she’s giving hope to other women.

HIV is not a death sentence. People who start and adhere to their treatment can live long, healthy lives. But millions of people still don’t know about their options.

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• Built the capacity of health providers to offer quality HIV prevention and treatment services, ensure consistent supply of vital HIV medicines, and partner with communities to stop new HIV infections
• Integrated contraceptive services with HIV, maternal health, and cervical cancer services
• Focused on the unique sexual and reproductive health needs of adolescents—the largest generation of young people in history—as they come of age
• Worked with both communities and health facilities to recognize pregnancy danger signs, ensuring access to skilled birth attendance and improving the quality of health care
• Challenged harmful gender norms by engaging women and girls, men and boys, and key influencers in examining the root causes and effects of harmful stereotypes and gender inequities
• Partnered with communities to address the social determinants of health including livelihood strengthening; food security; and water, sanitation, and hygiene