About  |  Employment  |  Media Center  |  Staff  |  Events  |  Contacts  |  Español  |  Français  |  اللغة العربية 

      Search the Council's Web site:

More than 15 million children have lost one or both parents to AIDS. By 2010, researchers predict that the parents of 25 million children will have died. In addition to the poverty, emotional devastation, and other hardships brought by losing one’s parents, orphanhood confers risk for unsafe sexual behaviors.

The Population Council develops and evaluates innovative strategies to support children affected or orphaned by HIV and AIDS.  

Projects


See Also



Print this page

@
E-mail this page

This page updated
1 May 2008


 

What's New

Results of the Phase 3 trial of the Population Council's candidate microbicide, Carraguard®, have been announced. (more)

Horizons research from Rwanda was presented at an Orphans and Vulnerable Children Task Force program update on 12 December 2007 in Washington, DC (more)

Stay Informed
Sign up to receive e-mail alerts on this and other research areas. 

 

Publications/Resources

“Circumstances and motivations for fostering children in Zambia” (2008)  (abstract

“Training youth caregivers to provide HIV education and support to orphans and vulnerable children in South Africa” (2008) (PDF)

"Situation analysis of the sexual and reproductive health and HIV risks and prevention needs of older orphaned and vulnerable children in Nyanza Province, Kenya" (2007) (PDF)

More