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Stories of Hope

Southern Africa

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The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief is working in over 120 countries to combat HIV/AIDS. Through partnerships with host nations, the Emergency Plan is creating hope for a brighter future. “Stories of Hope” show the impact America's commitment is having on men, women and children around the world.

Select a region on the map below to access Stories of Hope, Country Profiles, information regarding the Emergency Plan’s 15 focus countries, and links to U.S. Embassies.



Map provided by the Humanitarian Information Unit (HIU).

 


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