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No one should suffer from stigma, fear or lack of access to treatment anymore – everyone deserves the right to a healthy life.

Elton John, Founder

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Elton John, Founder

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Over the next few days, you can expect a few emails from us that share why our work is so vital. After that, we’ll share heartwarming stories, impact updates, and more ways that you can continue to help.

Everyone has the right to a healthy life but approximately 9.2 million people who are living with HIV are not accessing lifesaving HIV treatment. In 2024, there were 1.4 million new cases of HIV globally.

Thanks to the the generosity and support of people like you, we have the opportunity to create a healthier and more compassionate world. We’re glad you’re here.

Anne Aslett, CEO of the Elton John AIDS Foundation, sat with a group of young women in South Africa, all smiling and appearing joyful.

A woman sat speaking with Anne Aslett, CEO of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

Young woman sat in her local health clinic smiling down at her young child who is sat on her lap.

Young woman wearing red top and hat is sat next to a Tiko mobilizer who is showing her a brochure about the sexual and mental health services that are available to her.

Elton John AIDS Foundation at the London Pride Parade 2024

Mother sits at the clinic with her three children to receive a check-up from the nurse who is sat opposite them behind the desk making notes.

Zipline representative packing supplies to be delivered to community members by drone. In the background you can see shelves of Zipline boxes ready to be packed.

Hands holding multiple DanceSafe fentanyl test strip packets, with more packets visible in a bag below.

Smiling individual wearing rainbow-themed accessories, including earrings and glasses, in front of a large rainbow flag at an LGBTQ+ pride parade in Atlanta, Georgia, United States.

Where Next?

Two people smiling and wearing black t-shirts with 'END LGBTQ+ STIGMA' across them. In the background is a park setting with vibrant green trees and grass.

The Rocket Fund

People wearing a red top holding their hands up to a wall art piece that says 'love is love' with a rainbow heart.

Our Work

A young man from South Africa sits wearing a t-shirt that promotes safe sex messaging for HIV prevention medication, PrEP, with an LGBTQ+ rainbow.

Understanding HIV and AIDS

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Imagine a world where health inequity is a thing of the past. Together, we can make this a reality—and bring an end to AIDS. Your support is essential to making it happen.

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Your generous support helps create a more equitable future for those who are the most vulnerable to HIV globally, including the LGBTQ+ community, young people, and people who use drugs.

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We partner with corporations big and small to fund innovative programs that are working to overcome inequality and discrimination. Together, we can make a global impact.

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