South Africa’s HIV Lifeline: Bridge Funding for Treatment
South Africa has secured $115 million in bridge funding from PEPFAR to sustain lifesaving HIV treatments and prevention programs through March 2026.
The funding ensures continuity for over 8 million patients, particularly in KwaZulu-Natal, while the government works towards a sustainable long-term model.
With support from global partners and emerging health collaborations, the initiative strengthens South Africa’s position in the global fight to end the HIV epidemic.
The $115 million PEPFAR bridge funding will ensure uninterrupted access to antiretroviral (ARV) treatments and prevention services through March 2026.
This support addresses potential disruptions in HIV care that could affect millions, arriving at a pivotal time for the country.
Author’s summary: South Africa receives $115 million for HIV treatment.
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