history

In 2019, we started work in Malawi

Now in its 13th year, we have expanded to include: a. Livelihood programs (gardens and livestock), b. Provision of medicine to fight opportunistic infections c. Medical supplies and equipment to hospitals and clinics d. Trainings for doctors, midwives and nurses e. Send volunteer teams to help clinics and programs f. Provision of antiretroviral medicine to specific programs g. Nutritional support h. Provision of testing kits i. Funding and management of sustainable projects to help families break out of poverty j. Funding and management of sustainable projects that allow children to remain in school k. Funding and management of sustainable projects that allow partners to become self-sufficient Fighting the AIDS pandemic [...]

In 2008, we started work in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

In 2007, we started work in Zimbabwe

We started work in Kenya and Uganda in 2005 providing much needed anti-retroviral medications to three hospitals.

The American Foundation for Children with AIDS was founded in 2004 by Father Harold Bradley and Robert Maynard. They saw the great gap in access to free medicine for children infected by HIV and decided to act. They formed a board of directors, inviting Mary Engelking and Craig Copland to join them. Having incorporated the organization, they hired Tanya Weaver to manage the organization.