A comprehensive platform connecting people with HIV education, care services, and advocacy across all provinces of Pakistan — free, confidential, and accessible.
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Accurate, accessible information in plain language — covering prevention, treatment, living well, and Pakistan-specific health guidance.
Data sourced from NACP, Directorate General of Health Services, and UNAIDS Pakistan. Searchable by city, province, and service type.
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Official programs, trusted organisations, and emergency contacts for anyone affected by HIV in Pakistan.
Pakistan's primary government body overseeing HIV prevention, treatment, and surveillance across all provinces.
Visit NACP WebsiteAntiretroviral therapy is available free of charge at government ART centres. All treatment is confidential.
Find an ART CentreOrganisations including Nai Zindagi, Khwendo Kor, and Rozan provide community outreach, counselling, and harm reduction services.
NGO DirectoryThe United Nations HIV/AIDS agency works with Pakistan on surveillance, policy, and advocacy for those living with and affected by HIV.
UNAIDS Pakistan PageEach province has its own AIDS Control Programme — Punjab PACP, Sindh SACP, KPK KACP, and Balochistan BACP — for localised services.
Provincial ProgrammesAdvocacy, awareness campaigns, legal rights, and community engagement for people living with HIV in Pakistan.
Annual December 1st campaigns coordinated with NACP, provincial health departments, and civil society organisations across major cities.
People living with HIV are protected under Pakistan's National Health Policy. Employment, healthcare, and education discrimination is illegal and challengeable.
Community-level education initiatives targeting healthcare workers, religious leaders, and school educators to reduce HIV-related stigma.
Targeted harm reduction services, counselling, and ART linkage for vulnerable populations, delivered through trusted community networks.
National radio, television, and digital campaigns delivering HIV awareness to rural and urban populations in Urdu, Sindhi, Pashto, and Balochi.
Peer-led support networks connecting newly diagnosed individuals with trained community members who share lived experience and provide guidance.
Call the NACP Helpline free of charge — 0800-03786 — available Monday to Friday. For medical emergencies, call 1122.