EATG, the European AIDS Treatment Group, has been a key player in the civil society response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Europe and Central Asia since its establishment in 1992. Committed to representing and defending the rights and interests of those affected by HIV/AIDS and co-infections, EATG offers a range of services and resources. Their long-term strategy for 2020-2025 focuses on three program areas: Quality of Life, Combination Prevention, and Partners in Science.

With a dedicated team of experts, EATG works towards achieving the strategy's outcomes through capacity building, movement building, advocacy, research, and collaboration with partners in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia. EATG's work is made possible thanks to the generous support of donors who share their mission. If you are living with HIV/AIDS, part of an affected community, work or volunteer in the field, or simply motivated by their cause, you can become a member or support their work.

Stay informed with their newsletter, which provides handpicked news, and get involved with EATG to make a difference in the fight against HIV/AIDS and co-infections