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HIV Support Grants (Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant) is sponsored by Gilead Sciences, Inc.. This grant program supports projects that place people right at the heart of HIV care, aiming to empower communities on quality-of-life topics for people living with HIV (PLHIV) and persons-at-risk, engage PLHIV and persons-at-risk to achieve the best quality of life possible, a…
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Homepage - GILEAD: HIV Support Grants Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant Impact Report 2023 Engage, Empower and Partner to End HIV Highlights from Gilead Rainbow Academy 2023 Taiwan declares U=U Day to End Stigma and Decriminalize HIV Celebrating 5 years of community partnerships Engage, Empower and Partner to End HIV Gilead Sciences Awards over US$1.
5 Million to Strengthen Support for Community-led HIV Projects In Asia Pacific Key takeaways from Gilead Rainbow Academy 2023 Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant Impact Report 2023 I AM THE CHANGE I WANT TO SEE At Gilead, we champion partnerships, innovations and programs that improve the lives of those affected by HIV.
We believe that everyone should have equal access to quality healthcare regardless of their background, and we seek to support communities where there is unmet need. Launched in 2018, the biennial Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant supports community projects for HIV care, education, and awareness. We believe that by working together, we are creating possible, a world free of HIV.
Ending the HIV epidemic for everyone, everywhere Welcome to Rainbow Queer Cultural Center of Health The above map only showcases locations of projects that the Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant have supported in the region.
Grantees / Community spotlight / Ending HIV To celebrate Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant’s 5th anniversary, we asked six of Asia’s HIV change-makers to share their thoughts on emerging issues in today’s HIV response.
Guided by the grant’s three themes of Empower, Engage and Partner, hear diverse opinions on what we can do to overcome the remaining roadblocks in stigma and health equity in Asia to achieve the UNAIDS’ Fast Track 95-95-95 and Zero Discrimination targets, ending the HIV epidemic for everyone, everywhere.
Empowering the community to end HIV stigmatization in Singapore Policy Paper: Leaving No One Behind to Truly End the HIV Epidemic Stories from the frontline Watch the videos to learn more about our Rainbow Grantees as they recount their experiences and share valuable knowledge and insights. Watch the videos to learn more about our Rainbow Grantees as they recount their experiences and share valuable knowledge and insights.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations with a certification of non-profit tax status, established for at least two years, with a strong track record of financial stewardship and impactful programming, understanding of HIV/AIDS and af…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (over $4.5 million in funding to 84 organizations across 112 projects since 2018). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
HIV Support Grants (Gilead Asia Pacific Rainbow Grant) is funded by Gilead Sciences, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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