Family Care Foundation partner projects providing AIDS and HIV Care

      Unless rich nations step up their efforts to curb AIDS, the U.N. estimates that the disease will kill 70 million people over the next 20 years. 95% of all people with AIDS or HIV live in developing nations, with the countries of sub-Saharan Africa particularly hard-hit. An estimated 15 million children under age 15 have lost their mothers or both parents as a result of AIDS>>

Zambia: Building a cheaper AIDS hospice, and training care-givers.	South Africa: AIDS counselling in universities, orphanages and prisons.	Zambia: Curative and preventative programs for AIDS orphans.
Kenya: Community-based school health program in Suba district.	Zambia: Community support, not orphanages, for AIDS orphans.	Mozambique: AIDS awareness seminars.
India: Goa clinic provides free medical check ups and basic medicines.	Thailand: Providing AIDS orphans with basic needs and education.	India: Food needs provided for AIDS-impacted families for 12$/month.