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AmeriCares Honors World AIDS Day
The number of men, women and children living with HIV and AIDS is almost incomprehensible.
Over 33 million people have been diagnosed worldwide - nearly as many people as live in the entire state of California.
Often stigmatized and discriminated against, people living with HIV struggle to get treatment and their families are sometimes their only source of direct care.

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In response to Hurricane Ida and severe floods, AmeriCares launched emergency relief efforts in El Salvador, Nicaragua and Mexico.
Over $2 million worth of medical aid has been delivered. Read More » Donate » |
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In response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis, AmeriCares has deepened its long-standing commitment to Darfur refugees and airlifted emergency aid valued at $800,000. Hospitals and clinics serving Darfur refugees in Chad will continue to receive critically needed medicines and supplies from AmeriCares. Read More » Donate » |
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Tackling the Food Crisis, One Family at a Time
Every six seconds, a child dies due to malnutrition and related health issues. That's why AmeriCares supports programs to improve nutrition and medical care for mothers and babies in Malawi, El Salvador, Haiti, Cambodia, Guatemala and many other places around the world. Read More »
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Helping HIV and AIDS Patients in Cambodia
AmeriCares relief worker Kat Rady was recently in the slums outside Phnom Penh where AmeriCares supports Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE's home-based care program for HIV and AIDS patients as well as a mobile clinic that treats many AIDS patients. Read her story »
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