By the year 2010 the U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 70 million Africans will have died from AIDS (more than the total death toll from WWI and WWII combined).
African Health Crisis Intervention Project's (AHCIP) vision is to halt the spread of HIV/AIDS in America and elsewhere by working to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa. We believe that HIV/AIDS can be controlled in Africa through prevention, education, and providing treatment to persons with AIDS.
We take the view that the fight against HIV/AIDS must be a global effort. If we can contain AIDS in Africa, it can be contained in America and the rest of the world until a cure is found.
We will provide HIV/AIDS prevention information, counseling, patient care, case management, and support to anyone who is infected with or at-risk of HIV/AIDS in Africa.
We believe that a situation where 583 Africans die an hour, 14,000 African die a day, and one African dies every few seconds from AIDS is unacceptable.
We have dedicated ourselves to the principles that when a horrible epidemic/pandemic
like AIDS threatens the very existence of humankind we must step in, intervene,
and be our brother's keepers.
African Health Crisis Intervention Project was founded in 2001 and is located in Madison, Wisconsin.
© 2006 AHCIP