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We see a world where 0️⃣ moms worry about passing HIV to their babies0️⃣ children worry about taking daily HIV medicine 0️⃣ new pediatric HIV cases occur We can make it happen! It is time to end pediatric HIV and achieve #GenerationZero. by @egpaf

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Faith Mang’ehe, an Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) ambassador from Tanzania, shares how PEPFAR changed the course of her family's life and shaped her future. She writes, “The United States gave me and my mother the freedom to live and pass that freedom on to others.” Read how PEPFAR changes her life: https://www.bushcenter.org/publications/pepfar-gave-us-freedom-to-live by @egpaf

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Are you going to #AIDS2026? Our team will be busy leading sessions, speaking on panels, and sharing new research all week long. And we will have some fun videos so make sure you are following! Will you be in Rio? Comment below and say hi. #GenerationZeroHIV #EndAIDS by @egpaf

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Are you attending #AIDS2026? Stop by the Youth Pavilion on Monday, July 27 at 3 pm for a special session with EGPAF. This session brings EGPAF President Doris Macharia and Uganda-based Community Advisor Ismail Harerimana to a shared stage to talk about why they do this work, what it will take to end pediatric AIDS, and how large organizations and communities can work together. Tag someone who should attend in the comments! And a big thank you to @aidsyouthforce for hosting our team.@aids_conference by @egpaf

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Zero stigma starts with access to lifesaving care and treatment. As an EGPAF community advisor and community health worker, Ismail has seen how expanded access to treatment has correlated with decreased stigma. Ending pediatric AIDS and ending stigma go hand and hand. #zerostigma #generationzerohiv 📹Ismail working as a community health worker in Uganda. 2026 by @egpaf

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History will be made today on the pitch. But what will happen after the celebrations end?If we lock in now, we could end pediatric AIDS by the next World Cup. That means no off season. Just hard work to get lifesaving prevention, care, and treatment to families around the world. We are closer than ever to ending pediatric AIDS. Will we take the shot? by @egpaf

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The next #WorldCup is in 2030. Will we meet our goal? 94,000 children acquired HIV in 2025, an all-time low. And with modern tools in prevention, testing, treatment, and care, we could get those numbers to zero.When the world gathers around the pitch again in 2030, it could be in a world where no child is born with HIV. We are closer than ever – but only if we act now.Send us a DM to learn how you can be part of the team! by @egpaf

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There is nothing cuter than seeing a happy, healthy child. They have their whole future ahead and you never know where they will end up… maybe even playing in the #WorldCup.📹This baby is part of our early childhood development (ECD) project in Tanzania that helps children meet milestones. Working with caregivers, we give them the skills they need to help their babies thrive. Because empowered caregivers are the real GOAT. #GlobalHealth #Messi #lamineyamal by @egpaf

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Our nominees ➡️ It takes the entire team to defeat pediatric AIDS. From specialized health workers to peer mentors to mothers and children, everyone has a valuable role to play. #GenerationZeroHIV by @egpaf

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Have you ever been to a Congressional Briefing? Come along!We joined forces with @malarianomore, @worldvision, and @voices4results for a special Congressional Briefing on “Where the World’s Children Stand”. The comprehensive conversation addressed the extraordinary declines in child mortality, the gaps that still exist, and the role of Congress going forward. Our incredible speakers, Doris Macharia, Bill Steiger, Margaret Schuler, and Rosemary Mburu shared their expertise, answering questions about integration, sustainability, and what it really takes to save lives. They called on leaders not just to protect the gains made, but to accelerate them. A big thank you to our honorary co-hosts the Congressional HIV Caucus and the Senate Malaria and NTD Caucus. by @egpaf

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Our goal of ending pediatric AIDS by 2030 is in sight. Will we take the shot? Learn more at pedaids.org/goal by @egpaf

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This is what mentor mothers do 👆👆👆All around the world women like Maria are using their lived experience to help other moms living with HIV. When women have access to the treatment AND support they need, they can protect their children from HIV. That’s how we get to Generation Zero! #generationzerohiv #endaids by @egpaf

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