AIDS is the greatest challenge facing our generation worldwide, because young people are at the centre of the global AIDS crisis.

Young people are carrying the burden of the AIDS pandemic. Across the globe, young people like you are loosing their parents, their security and their life opportunities to a disease that we know how to treat. In Africa alone, 12 million children have already been orphaned.

As economies crumble in the worst affected countries, young people are picking up the pieces.

And they are getting infected. 16-24 year olds make up half of all new HIV infections globally. That’s 2.5 million last year.

Don’t accept it. Be part of the solution.

The Student Stop AIDS Campaign was launched in 2003, as a movement of young people against AIDS. We work closely with the Stop AIDS Campaign to demand universal access to HIV prevention, treatment and care, and have supporters at 150 schools, universities and colleges around the UK.

Want to get involved?

Click on 'Our Activites' to see more about our work.

Click on 'Get Involved' to find out more and receive our monthly newsletter.

For details of our current campaigns see the: 2006-2007 Campaign Briefing

Our organisational members are:

> Stop AIDS Societies
> United Nations Youth and Student Association
> People and Planet
> MedSIN
> Students Partnership Worldwide
> ActionAidSpace
> Christian Aid
> Student Christian Movement
> Young FoTAC

Student Stop AIDS Societies also have their own homepage.
> Students Stop AIDS Societies
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