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Causes on Facebook | We need YOU to help end the transmission of HIV from Mother to Child by 2015.

June 22, 2010 by Kevin

Causes on Facebook | We need YOU to help end the transmission of HIV from Mother to Child by 2015..

I have signed as number 13,124 on the petition.

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About this Petition:

Every minute of every day, a child is born with HIV. We must stop this and we can. Treatment is now available to help a mother prevent the transmission of HIV to her child. All nations need to be united behind the goal to provide access to this treatment for every mother so that by 2015 virtually no child will be born with HIV. The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria is the main channel for funds to achieve this breakthrough. If the Global Fund gets enough resources for the… (read more)

Every minute of every day, a child is born with HIV. We must stop this and we can. Treatment is now available to help a mother prevent the transmission of HIV to her child. All nations need to be united behind the goal to provide access to this treatment for every mother so that by 2015 virtually no child will be born with HIV. The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria is the main channel for funds to achieve this breakthrough. If the Global Fund gets enough resources for the coming three years, the world can succeed in this goal. If the world cannot find the money necessary to finance the Global Fund, this and many other goals in global health will fail.

By signing this petition, you will join a global call to provide the funding necessary to achieve the goal of an HIV-free generation by 2015. We need you to tell your government that you want to live in a world where no child is born with HIV and that therefore you support your country’s contribution to the Global Fund.

Many years from now, your children or grandchildren will ask you: “What did you do to fight HIV/AIDS?”

Don’t stand by. Get involved today for a future generation free of HIV. Sign the petition.

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