HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program

It is estimated that more than 36 million adults and children are living with HIV/AIDS while approximately 15,000 more people are infected each day. Globally, more than 21 million people have died from AIDS, resulting in 13.2 million orphaned children.
GlaxoSmithKline Inc. (GSK) has a proud history of contributing to the fight against HIV/AIDS through the research and development of medicines that treat the disease, but recognizes that additional initiatives are needed to intensify and accelerate the response to HIV/AIDS.
The HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program is a Canadian initiative coordinated by GSK and Shire. For more information on this program, visit the following links:
- HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - Overview
- 2009 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2009
- 2008 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2008
- 2007 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2007
- 2006 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2006
- 2005 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2005
- 2004 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2004
- 2003 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2003
- 2002 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2002
- 2001 HIV/AIDS Community Innovation Program - listing of recipients in 2001
You may also be interested in Positive Action, an international program of HIV education, care and community support.

