AIDS Action Europe

Welcome to
AIDS Action Europe

AIDS Action Europe brings together civil society to work towards
a more effective response to the HIV epidemic
in Europe and Central Asia.

OUR MEMBERS

Сеть Европейского действия
по СПИДу

Европейское содействие по СПИДу объединяет гражданское общество с целью развития более эффективных мер по борьбе с эпидемией ВИЧ-инфекции в Европе и Центральной Азии.

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NEWS & EVENTS

News

For Respectful Burials of People living with HIV in the Republic of Serbia

29.01.2020

In the end of 2019, USOP (Union of organisations of people living with HIV and AIDS in Serbia), an AAE member organisation, asked for our support to stop the disrespectful treatment of the remains of people with HIV in their country. USOP pointed out that people with HIV who passed away were...

HIV2020 in Mexico City, Mexico - How to apply

How to apply for HIV2020 Conference in Mexico City

05.07.2020 to 07.07.2020

Mexico City, Mexico

An alliance of global key population-led networks, networks of people living with HIV, treatment activists, and our supporters, has formed to organize an alternative international community-led event.

Titled, HIV2020: Community Reclaiming the Global Response, the event is scheduled to...

Training Materials for Community Health Worker addressing gay men and other MSM are available online!

30.12.2019

The training material toolbox curriculum for training Community Health Workers (CHW) working with gay men and other MSM was developed in the frame of the EU-funded ESTICOM project ( www.esticom.eu ). The project aimed at improving access and the quality of prevention, diagnosis of HIV/AIDS, STI...

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Our Main Objectives

Advocacy

Through advocacy and agenda-setting at global, European, national and local levels, AIDS Action Europe influences HIV policies.

Linking and Learning

The Clearinghouse is closely linked to the members’ section on the AIDS Action Europe website, where all member organisations present themselves with their so-called member profiles

Networking

Being a member of an international network will increase your chances to get information you need and gain experiences, as same as to find new partners.

Why become an AAE member organisation?

Membership enables you to:

exchange experiences with other NGOs
strengthen your organisations' knowledge and increase the impact of your activities
present your concerns and priorities to key players at the European level
become part of the European civil society

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MEMBERS LIST

Latest Publications

Civil Society Monitoring of Harm Reduction in Europe, 2019

Correlation – European Harm Reduction Network (C-EHRN)

This monitoring report covers certain areas of drug policy and practice produced by Correlation – European Harm Reduction Network (C-EHRN). The purpose of this report is to enrich the information and knowledge base of harm reduction interventions in Europe from the viewpoint of civil society...

Tags: Health care professionals, NGOs, People who are/were in prisons, People who use drugs (PUD), Policy makers, Global, Care and support, Harm reduction, Human rights, Inequalities in health, Laws and regulations, Viral hepatitis

ESTICOM Training Material for Community Health Worker adressing gay men and other MSM

Barrie Dwyer, Takudzwa Mukiwa, (THT); Matthias Kuske, Dr. Dirk Sander (DAH)

The training material toolbox curriculum for training Community Health Worker (CHW) working with gay men and other MSM was developed in the frame of the EU-funded ESTICOM project (www.esticom.eu). Its aim is to help inceasing the quality of the services CHW...

Tags: Gay men and other MSM, Health care professionals, LGBTI, Men having sex with men (MSM), NGOs, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe, WHO European region, Advocacy, Capacity building, Care and support, Epidemiology, Gender, Harm reduction, Human rights, Media, Monitoring and Evaluation, Policy, Positive prevention, Post-exposure prophylaxis (PeP), Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), Prevention, Quality development and assurance, Resource mobilisation, Sexual and reproductive health, Sexual education, STI's, Stigma and discrimination, Testing and counselling, Treatment, Treatment as prevention (TasP), Universal access, Viral hepatitis