The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation seeks to end HIV/AIDS globally in children, youth, and families.
A global leader in the fight to end pediatric HIV.
EGPAF was founded by Elizabeth Glaser after she and her two children contracted HIV through a blood transfusion. Determined that no other family should face the same devastation, she became one of the most powerful advocates for children affected by HIV.
Today, EGPAF works in countries around the world to prevent HIV transmission to babies, expand access to treatment, and strengthen health systems so families can thrive.
Together with partners and supporters, EGPAF is working toward Generation Zero, the first generation free from pediatric HIV.
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Since 2018, EGPAF and our Ariel Affiliates have reached over 5 million pregnant women worldwide with services to prevent transmission of HIV to their babies.
In 2025, EGPAF provided 607,512 pregnant women with PMTCT services. Of these, over 106,000 were adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) between the ages of 15 and 24.
In 2025, EGPAF provided 442,320 adolescents with HIV testing and counseling, and currently supports over 30,000 adolescents with the treatment they need to stay healthy.
In 2025, EGPAF screened 104,135 HIV-positive women for cervical cancer.
Together with partners and supporters, EGPAF has helped millions of mothers and children access HIV prevention, treatment, and care.
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