Prevention Access Campaign

Pac launched and continues to promote the health equity initiative to end the dual epidemics of hiv and hiv-related stigma by empowering people with and vulnerable to hiv with accurate and meaningful information about their social, sexual, and reproductive health. Pac provides leadership to a global and national movement with over 1100 official partners that include community-based, national, regional, and global organizations as well as hiv advocates, activists, researchers, healthcare providers, civil society organizations, and community partners in over 105 countries that advocate for science-based updates to the leading scientific, medical, public health agency, and health ministry messaging about hiv transmission.pac also advocates globally for Access to hiv treatment, Prevention, and care; communicates the undetectable=untransmissable message to policy makers, healthcare providers, governments, and people living with and impacted by hiv; and provides training and education to advocates, community, key global health multilaterals and other stakeholders in the global hiv response.