AHF

Organized over 500 events and 20 campaigns in the past 12 months through a volunteer network of over 300 members across 25 cities, supporting HIV awareness and community services.

Operates healthcare centers that provide pharmacy services, specialty Medicare programs, same-day HIV and STD testing, and free wellness centers as part of a comprehensive care model in the United States.

Instrumental in developing the first dedicated mobile HIV testing project in Los Angeles County (1991), the WEHO Lounge as a flagship HIV testing site and coffeehouse, and the first women’s HIV treatment clinic in South Los Angeles; helped develop and operate Agape House, a residential care facility for HIV-positive women and their children.

Conducted emergency relief efforts in Haiti after Hurricane Matthew and in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Irma, delivering medical and humanitarian aid during crises.

Conducted emergency relief efforts in Haiti after Hurricane Matthew and in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Irma.

Distributes over 30,000 pounds of groceries and fresh produce weekly, along with clothing and toiletries, to more than 3,000 individuals including homeless people, low-income families, and seniors through a food pantry and education program in Los Angeles County.

Distributes over 30,000 pounds of groceries and fresh produce weekly, along with clothing and toiletries, to more than 3,000 individuals including homeless people, low-income families, and seniors through a food pantry and education program in Los Angeles County.

Expanded operations across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, the Caribbean, and Latin America, increasing access to HIV care and prevention services.

Expanded operations across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, and grew presence in the Caribbean and Latin America.

Delivers HIV care, testing, and prevention services to over 2.7 million patients globally across 50 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

Provides HIV care, testing, and prevention services to over 2.7 million patients globally across 50 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Services include same-day HIV and STD testing, pharmacy services, specialty Medicare programs, and wellness centers.

Provides life-saving direct services to nearly 2,000 individuals living with HIV annually and conducts over 15,000 HIV screenings each year in Georgia; serves over 2,000 clients living with HIV and 30,000 community residents annually in Queens, NY.

Developed the first dedicated mobile HIV testing project in Los Angeles County in 1991 and instrumental in creating the WEHO Lounge, AHF’s flagship HIV testing site and coffeehouse, expanding access through innovative models.

Advocated for and helped develop the first women’s HIV treatment clinic in South Los Angeles and initiated the Dolls of Hope Project, which makes and distributes handmade cloth dolls for HIV/AIDS orphans.

Initiated the Dolls of Hope Project, which makes and distributes handmade cloth dolls for HIV/AIDS orphans, and provides stable, affordable housing units through the Healthy Housing Foundation.

Provides stable, affordable housing units to individuals in need through the Healthy Housing Foundation, including residential care at Agape House for HIV-positive women and their dependent children.

Organized over 500 events and 20 campaigns in the past 12 months through a volunteer network of over 300 members across 25 cities.

Oversaw the development and implementation of AHF’s Wellness Center programs across the United States, providing comprehensive care including HIV testing, medical care, and wellness services.

Conducts advocacy campaigns across the United States focused on lowering drug prices, expanding affordable housing, and ensuring equal access to health care, including active opposition to AB 1938 in California.

Co-chairs the New York State Perinatal HIV Guidelines Committee and co-chaired the Care Committee for the Governor’s Task Force to End the AIDS Epidemic in New York State.

Engages in political, economic, and social advocacy campaigns across the United States focused on lowering drug prices, expanding affordable housing, ensuring equal access to health care, and opposing legislation such as California’s AB 1938.

Co-chairs key policy bodies including the New York State Perinatal HIV Guidelines Committee and co-chaired the Care Committee for the Governor’s Task Force to End the AIDS Epidemic in New York State.

Received The King Center’s MLK, Jr. Social Justice Award in January 2025 and recognition from the American Bar Association, Pride Ft. Lauderdale, the Haiti Ministry of Health, and the Urban League of Broward County for advancing equality and human rights.

Conducts behavioral, biomedical, and social science research to improve HIV and STI prevention, testing, treatment, and linkage to care globally; publishes annual Global Quality Reports and multiple peer-reviewed studies on HIV/STI topics including drug resistance, clinical outcomes in treatment-experienced patients, monkeypox in people with HIV, and HIV self-testing in China.

Conducts behavioral, biomedical, and social science research to improve HIV and STI prevention, testing, treatment, and linkage to care globally. Publishes annual Global Quality Reports and multiple peer-reviewed studies on topics including drug resistance, treatment-experienced cohorts, monkeypox in PLWH, and HIV self-testing in China.

Provides medical education and training in Rwanda through the Human Resources for Health Program.

Provides medical education and training in Rwanda through the Human Resources for Health Program and maintains affiliations with professional medical societies to build health care capacity.