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11/08/2026

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11/08/2026

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11/08/2026

Investing in young people is investing in a healthier future. 🌍❤️

In 2024, 370,000 young people ages 15–24 acquired HIV globally, including 145,000 adolescents ages 15 to 19, and 93,000 children ages 14 and younger acquired HIV in 2025. Yet as health budgets shrink, the programs and services young people need are increasingly at risk.

We already know what works: youth-friendly HIV and sexual and reproductive health services, comprehensive sexuality education, and safe spaces where young people can learn, ask questions, and be heard.

Through programs like Girls Act and Boys2Men, AHF is helping young people access knowledge, build supportive peer networks, and become advocates for healthier communities.

This , we’re calling for continued investment in young people—and a future where every young person has the knowledge, resources, and support they need to thrive.

10/08/2026

Public debt isn't just an economic term—it directly shapes our future, public services, and national development.
Happening now “Debt, Development & Us: A Youth Dialogue on Nepal’s Public Debt” under AHF’s Freedom from Debt Campaign (in collaboration with Youth Initiative).
🌟 Key Highlights of the Event:
Demystifying Debt: Breaking down Nepal’s current debt landscape and what it means for everyday citizens.
Connecting Debt to Development: Exploring how borrowing impacts vital sectors like education, health, employment, and public investments.
Amplifying Youth Voices: Creating a vibrant platform for young participants to engage directly with experts, ask critical questions, and shape policy dialogue.
Driving Accountability: Fostering transparent, equitable, and sustainable discussions on responsible development financing.
A massive thank you to our esteemed speakers, panelists, and all the passionate young minds who joined us to make this dialogue interactive and thought-provoking!
Let's keep the conversation going—because Nepal's future belongs to us. 🇳🇵💡

07/08/2026

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📣 Call for Participants! 📣
Debt, Development & Us: A Dialogue on Nepal's Public Debt

Youth Initiative, in collaboration with AIDS Healthcare Foundation is organizing a Youth Dialogue under the "Freedom from Debt" campaign.

This dialogue will bring together university students, young professionals, youth leaders, and representatives of youth-led organizations to engage directly with Nepal's debt managers, lenders, and independent economists. Through an open, evidence-based discussion, participants will explore the country's public debt situation, its implications for Nepal's economic future, and its impact on the lives and opportunities of the younger generation.

The dialogue aims to create a meaningful platform where young people can ask questions, share perspectives, and contribute to informed conversations on economic governance, accountability, and sustainable development.

If you are passionate about Nepal's future and want to be part of this important conversation, we encourage you to apply.

Apply link: https://forms.gle/tK8EGjobZEKsFrUEA

🗓️ Date: 10 August, 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: Kathmandu, Nepal (details via email)

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You don't save money by cutting HIV care.

You pay for it later.

Every preventable HIV infection carries a human cost that can never be measured, and a financial cost that exceeds $500,000 over a lifetime.

Investing in prevention, treatment, and access to medication saves lives, strengthens communities, and reduces healthcare costs for everyone.

Access to care isn't an expense. It's one of the smartest investments we can make.