Stephen Lewis Foundation

Where SLF Partners Work

The Stephen Lewis Foundation (SLF) delivers funds directly to grassroots and community-led organizations in sub-Saharan Africa who are at the forefront of the response to HIV and AIDS. SLF partners work in communities in 14 countries most affected by the HIV epidemic. Our partnership model reflects that the expertise and experience required to end AIDS is found at the community-level. Find out more about How We Work and Areas of Work.

Click on a country on the map to learn more about our partners there.

In Angola, our community‑led partners include:

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In Benin, our community‑led partners include:

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In Botswana, our community‑led partners include:

  • Botswana Retired Nurses Society
  • Stepping Stones International
  • Women Against Rape

In Burkina Faso, our community‑led partners include:

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In Democratic Republic of the Cameroon, our community‑led partners include:

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In Democratic Republic of the Congo, our community‑led partners include:

  • Rainbow Sunrise Mapambazuko
  • V-Day – City of Joy

In Eswatini, our community‑led partners include:

  • Swaziland Nurses Association Wellness Centre for Health Workers and their Families
  • Swaziland Action Group Against Abuse
  • Swaziland Positive Living

In Ethiopia, our community‑led partners include:

  • Developing Families Together
  • Kulich Youth Reproductive Health and Development Organization
  • Negem Lela Ken New HIV Positive Women Support Organization

In Kenya, our community‑led partners include:

  • Ishtar MSM
  • Living Positive Kenya
  • LVCT Health
  • Minority Womyn in Action
  • Young Women Campaign Against AIDS

In Lesotho, our community‑led partners include:

  • Malealea Development Trust
  • Touch Roots Africa

In Malawi, our community‑led partners include:

  • Centre for Alternatives for Victimised Women and Children
  • Centre For Human Rights And Rehabilitation
  • Ekwendeni Hospital HIV/AIDS Programme
  • Friends Of AIDS Support Trust
  • National Association for People Living With HIV and AIDS in Malawi
  • Nancholi Youth Organization
  • Rights Institute for Social Empowerment

In Mozambique, our community‑led partners include:

  • Mozambican Treatment Access Movement (MATRAM)

In Namibia, our community‑led partners include:

  • Catholic AIDS Action

In Rwanda, our community‑led partners include:

  • Health Development Initiative

In South Africa, our community‑led partners include:

  • Grandmothers Against Poverty and AIDS
  • lzimbali Zesizwe OVC Feeding and Outreach Project
  • MusicWorks
  • Treatment Action Campaign
  • Zoëlife – Blue Roof Life Space

In Tanzania, our community‑led partners include:

  • Kimara Peer Educators & Health Promoters Trust Fund
  • Maasai Women Development Organization
  • Umoja wa Mapambano Dhidi Ya Ukimwi
  • Tanzania League of the Blind - Uyui Branch

In Uganda, our community‑led partners include:

  • Action for Rural Women's Empowerment
  • Freedom and Roam Uganda
  • Grandmothers Consortium
  • Icebreakers Uganda
  • Sexual Minorities Uganda
  • Women's International Peace Centre

In Zambia, our community‑led partners include:

  • Angelina Tembo Girls' School
  • Children in Distress Kitwe (CINDI)
  • Ranchhod Community Services and Hospice
  • Twavwane Home Based Care Initiative
  • Young, Happy, Healthy and Safe

In Zimbabwe, our community‑led partners include:

  • Chiedza Child Care Centre
  • Farm Orphan Support Trust of Zimbabwe
  • Hope Tariro Trust
  • Midlands AIDS Service Organisation
  • Musasa Project