World AIDS Day 2005

Office of the U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator
December 1, 2005

The United States remains committed to working with leaders throughout the world to combat HIV/AIDS, promoting integrated prevention, treatment, and care interventions.

-- 12/01/2005 President and Mrs. Bush Discuss HIV/AIDS Initiatives on World AIDS Day

• 12/01/2005 Keeping the Promise to Support Treatment
• 12/01/2005 New Partners Initiative

-- 12/01/2005 "Ask the White House" Transcript: Ambassador Randall Tobias, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator, Discusses World AIDS Day

-- 11/30/2005 Secretary Rice's Message for World AIDS Day

-- 11/30/2005 Press Briefing by Conference Call with Dr. Mark Dybul, Deputy Global AIDS Coordinator, on the President's Plan for Emergency AIDS Relief 

Stories of Hope

These stories are just a few examples of how the Emergency Plan is supporting national strategies and working with host nations.

Sixteen-year-old Mukamana Pascasie lost both her parents to AIDS. Her three-year-old sister Solange was born with the disease. Mukamana is now participating in a U.S. Government-funded project which provides food assistance and psychosocial support, as well as vocational training.  more...

--  Critical Interventions: Care  
--  Critical Interventions: Faith-Based Organizations    
--  Critical Interventions: Families    
--  Critical Interventions: Gender and HIV/AIDS    
--  Critical Interventions: Prevention    
--  Critical Interventions: Stigma    
--  Critical Interventions: Sustainability    
--  Critical Interventions: Treatment    

Learn More:

• Emergency Plan Basics
• Focus Country Profiles
• Emergency Plan Map
• World AIDS Day Website (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
• UNAIDS: AIDS Epidemic Update