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The Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS is a collective of private and public foundations and regranting organizations in the North and South. We work to improve the lives of children infected by and affected by HIV/AIDS, aided by key technical experts. CCABA has contined to build on the momentum gained at the XVIIth International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, and the pre-conference symposium we organized with The Teresa Group called Children and HIV/AIDS: Action Now, Action How. At a 3-hour strategy meeting in Mexico City on August 3rd 2008, CCABA developed our agenda for the next two years. CCABA’s Agenda until 2010: CCABA’s steering committee agreed to focus its activities on Universal Access for Children by 2010. Furthermore, all of our products and activities should support advocacy for children and families affected by HIV and AIDS. The following key projects emerged, all of which will have the goal of promoting Universal Access:
As a means to achieving and promoting these goals, the following activities were supported:
For more information about our mandate, and our goals, click here.
**NEW** Global Action for Children seeking new Executive Director The Board of Directors of Global Action for Children (GAC) is pleased to announce its recruitment of an entrepreneurial and dynamic leader to succeed Jennifer Delaney as the Executive Director. GAC is dedicated to improving the lives of orphans and highly vulnerable children in developing countries by ensuring that all children have access to essential health care, education, food and nutrition, and the social protection they need to develop to their full potential. Under Jennifer’s outstanding stewardship, GAC has grown quickly and impacted policy nationally and internationally, uniting GAC’s coalition partners and advancing a comprehensive approach to children’s well-being. GAC is seeking assistance in identifying strong candidates and urge you to forward this note to those who may be interested in applying.
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