2024 was a year of impact, a year of action, a year of reaching further 🚀 . We funded 119 programs across four continents last year - doubling the number of people reached with lifesaving HIV services compared to 2023. Read @ejaf's 2024 Annual Report:

Our CEO, Anne Aslett, responds to today’s announcement from @DHSCgovuk, highlighting the importance of prevention, digital-first care, and community-based support in reaching a future with zero new HIV cases in the UK. @wesstreeting

In a powerful co-authored article for @USATODAY, Jeanne White-Ginder, and Elton John reflect on the legacy of the Ryan White CARE Act and why now is a critical moment to protect and expand HIV prevention programs in the United States. Read the full op-ed:

“We are launching these pilots because we want to reach women in accessible and affordable ways—so they understand how to protect themselves and avoid risk.”. 🎧 Listen to our CEO's full interview with BBC Woman's Hour (starting at 36:00):

Learn more about the two pilots expanding access to PrEP in England:

“If the UK is to meet its goal of ending new HIV cases by 2030, it is essential that the UK government prioritizes PrEP access, along with HIV testing and strengthening high-quality HIV care,” said @AnneAslett1, CEO of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

More than two-thirds of people seeking access to PrEP in the UK have been unable to get it.

Together with @londonftci, @GileadSciences and @ViiVHC, we’re investing over £1 million in two innovative pilot schemes across England designed to increase awareness and uptake of PrEP amongst communities at high risk of acquiring HIV.

The FDA has approved lenacapavir - a twice-yearly injection proven to reduce HIV risk by at least 96%. This is a game-changer and a historic step toward ending new cases of HIV. Read our statement ⬇️

In his Pride 2025 feature with @hitsdd, Elton John highlights one of the most urgent issues we’re facing: the future of PEPFAR. PEPFAR has helped save over 25 million lives, bringing not only health services, but hope and dignity. Read the full interview:

Elton John AIDS Foundation statement as the US Administration announces 2026 Budget Request:

We’re deeply saddened by the passing of Naomi Burke-Shyne - a fearless advocate, a powerful leader, and a committed partner in the global mission to end AIDS. Her legacy lives on in the lives she changed and the movement she helped shape. Thank you, Naomi 🧡

@ndidiNwuneli and @CharlizeAfrica urge the world not to turn away, but to keep investing in the health of young Africans who are ready to lead the future. Read their powerful @TIME op-ed:

26 million lives saved. 8 million babies born HIV-free. The fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa has been nothing short of revolutionary. But now, decades of progress hang in the balance, and the future of millions of young people is at risk. @ONECampaign.

It is vital that opt-out testing is expanded in order to reach our goal of ending new cases of HIV in the UK by 2030. 👉Learn more: @JohnSwinney.

@ejaf pioneered this approach in England, and its adoption in Scotland is recognition of how effective it is at identifying people living with HIV and connecting them to the care and treatment they need.

We warmly welcome the decision by the @scotgov to introduce opt-out HIV testing in key areas including Lothian, Greater Glasgow and Clyde.

We’re welcoming three incredible leaders to our Board of Directors—Tobias Hestler, Henry R. Muñoz III, and Joshua Schulman! . Together, they bring a wealth of knowledge, leadership, and commitment to the Foundation’s global mission to end AIDS. Learn more:

We are immensely proud that our inspirational CEO, Anne Aslett, has been named Corporate Ally of the Year at @DIVAmagazine's #DIVAAwards25!.This award honors individuals who go above and beyond to champion inclusion, show unwavering allyship, and drive meaningful change 🧡

RT @PeterTatchell: The Lancet: Trump HIV aid cuts could cause 10.8 million new HIV infections & nearly 3 million deaths by 2030. Less fundi….