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HAART for ChildrenCaritas is launching a new global campaign “HAART for Children: Greater Access to Pediatric HIV and TB testing and treatment”, urging governments and pharmaceutical companies to develop the HIV/AIDS and TB treatment that could save the lives of 800 children a day from AIDS and TB. >>
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How Caritas works: HIV and AIDSThe Catholic Church is one of biggest global health providers. It runs 5,246 hospitals, 17,530 dispensaries, 577 leprosy clinics, 15,208 houses for the elderly, chronically ill, and handicapped worldwide. >>

The Catholic Church serving people with HIV and AIDS The Church is one of the biggest care providers for those who have HIV and AIDS around the world. >>

Caritas building bridges in understanding AIDS Caritas Romana is celebrating 20 years of its AIDS "family houses". The houses were opened in 1988 after a hard-fought battle by Caritas Romana founder, Don Luigi Di Liegro. >>

AIDS: The courage to fight In 1991, Angelo went to a Rome hospital to donate blood. This was how he found out he was HIV positive. >>

Halftime but not halfway: MDGS and HIV The Millennium Development Goals form a plan agreed by world leaders to help millions of people out of poverty by 2015. Caritas is a supporter of Stand Up, a global mobilisation to end poverty and inequality and for the MDGs. >>

International AIDS Conference wraps up Some 20,000 persons living with or affected by HIV, professionals from fields of scientific research, health, social services, development, and human rights will be meeting in Mexico City, 3-8 August for the International AIDS Conference. >>

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