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Faith and Community-Based Organizations

Photo of First Lady Laura Bush speaking at a Pastoral Activities and Services for People with AIDS in Dar es Salaam Archdiocese (PASADA) podium in Tanzania.
  Source: Marc Douglas, USAID/Tanzania

"President Bush is a strong supporter of faith-based groups that bring help and healing to people who need it. We appreciate the work of people who are affiliated with churches or mosques and other faith groups. When our government can work together with faith-based organizations, we will."

First Lady Laura Bush
July 13, 2005 – Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Community and faith-based organizations have a critical role to play in the provision of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment. They possess an extensive geographic reach and a well-developed infrastructure in the developing world. This, in addition to their unmatched staying power, makes them an invaluable asset in the fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Learn more about USAID's efforts to work with faith and community-based organizations.

 

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