The Well Project

The Well Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to changing the course of the HIV/AIDS pandemic by focusing on women and girls. Since its establishment in 2002, the organization has been at the forefront of the fight against HIV, pioneering the availability and accessibility of relevant information tailored for women living with HIV. Leveraging technology, The Well Project aims to dramatically improve the health outcomes and quality of life for women affected by HIV. The organization's efforts are aimed at providing women with the necessary information, support, and tools to advocate for their health and well-being, and to live a life free from stigma. This is achieved through initiatives such as building health literacy, fostering a global network of women living with HIV, enhancing treatment advocacy and leadership, and partnering with like-minded organizations. Additionally, The Well Project actively seeks to advance the research agenda on women and HIV, ensuring the implementation of evidence-informed strategies. The organization's core principles revolve around empowering women to not only survive but to thrive with HIV. With its headquarters in the United States, The Well Project remains an influential force in the fight against HIV, with a vision to create a world where women have the support needed to lead fulfilling lives regardless of their HIV status.