PROVIDING MEDICAL, NUTRITIONAL AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT TO VULNERABLE HIV+ CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS AND PREGNANT WOMEN IN ZAMBIA 

WHAT WE DO

Tiny Tim & Friends run a range of programmes to support vulnerable, HIV+ children, adolescents and pregnant women in leading happy, healthy lives. We work daily to reduce HIV transmission and stigma. 
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GET INVOLVED

There are many different ways you can support vulnerable children with HIV. From direct donations and volunteering to supporting us through events and being a TTF, HIV advocate
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WHO WE HELP

Tiny Tim & Friends works not only to stabilise an HIV+ child's health but to help them lead a positive life.  Read about some of the individuals and families Tiny Tim & Friends have supported over the past 10 years. 
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1 IN 7 PEOPLE IN LUSAKA ARE LIVING WITH HIV: 
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VOTE TODAY - HELP US WIN £10,000
TTF have entered a short film competition, Every Footstep Counts, and we need your help. The competition will showcase and celebrate the successes organisations like Tiny Tim & Friends are making worldwide, that are integral to end mother-to-child transmission and pediatric HIV. The 6 films with the most votes will go to a judging panel with the chance to with £10,000 which will support our community operations and treating patients at the TTF Clinic.  Vote today and help HIV+ children and pregnant women access services. 
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MEET THE NEXT TINY TIM
When our community volunteer, Contridah, found out about the passing of Dr. Tim last year, she wanted to do something to commemorate his life. So when she gave birth to a little boy the day after Tim died she decided to name him Tim - as a tribute to the work he had done to help her, and others living with HIV, to live healthily and to have healthy, HIV negative children. Her commitment to continuing to support our work and help more vulnerable children is a reflection of the legacy Dr. Tim has left. 
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