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Children Affected by HIV/AIDS

Photo of children orphaned by AIDS who have been ordained as novice monks and receive education in Kien Kes temple in Battambang province, Cambodia.
  Children orphaned by AIDS have been ordained as novice monks and receive education in Kien Kes temple in Battambang province, Cambodia. Source: Karl Grobl/FHI

Worldwide, 13.4 million children have become orphans due to HIV/AIDS. Millions more are living with parents who are ill or with families that must stretch scarce resources to care for them. USAID is funding more than 75 activities in 22 countries to help families and communities create and sustain a supportive environment for children affected by HIV/AIDS. USAID activities include material support, such as food, school fees, shelter, and clothing, in addition to economic strengthening, counseling, psychological support, and community care.

Learn more about USAID's response to children affected by HIV/AIDS

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