About Us

The founding of the All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS by a group of seven activists.

We began our journey in the fight for life.

We have opened the organization’s first office in Kyiv.

We are confidently moving forward in building an active community of people living with HIV.

We have opened the first regional branch in Chernihiv.

Activists in the regions are actively expanding advocacy efforts.

Activists of the organization prevented treatment interruptions for all 137 HIV patients who were receiving medication at that time.

We are actively working on developing the organizational capacity of the network.

We created a legal department within the All-Ukrainian Network of People Living with HIV and started providing legal consultations for people with HIV from all regions of Ukraine.

A new direction of activity supported by the Elton John Foundation – support for HIV-positive men who have sex with men.

International “Red Ribbon” Award — recognized as the best organization in the world in fighting stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV.

Visit of Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden and Her Royal Highness Princess Madeleine of Sweden.

Reorganization of the National Coordination Council on HIV/AIDS Prevention.

Contributed to the issuance of the Presidential Decree “On Additional Urgent Measures to Combat HIV/AIDS in Ukraine.”

Community centers of the Network operate in 21 cities.

Children’s centers of the Network – in 14 cities.

A year of financial crisis amid a growing HIV epidemic in Ukraine.

Thanks to our systematic advocacy, Ukraine launched a methadone-based opioid substitution therapy (OST) program.

17 regional offices of the Network are operational.

Our joint short film with Time Line film company, Children, was submitted from Ukraine to the Cannes Film Festival.

The number of people living with HIV who received care and support services increased by 1.5 times: 24,250 adults and 4,246 children covered.

Thanks to our advocacy efforts with partners, the cost of antiretroviral therapy was reduced 27-fold.

Conducted the first “HIV Stigma Index” study — an international project involving organizations from over 40 countries.

19 regional offices of the Network are operational.

Created the “Union of Women in Ukraine Affected by the HIV Epidemic.”

Dmytro Sherembei received the “For Courage” award at the European HIV Conference.

Became one of Ukraine’s best employers — bronze prize winner of the “Equal Opportunities” competition.

The organization’s financial assets increased by 91%.

Due to our advocacy, 47% more people living with HIV gained access to ART — 40,350 patients.

Joined the Coordination Council on Civil Society Development under the President of Ukraine.

Started implementing a five-year ACCESS project supported by the CDC.

Started project activities supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

Succeeded in approving a state target program for viral hepatitis treatment.

Deployed a community field hospital at the Network’s office, providing assistance to those injured during the Maidan.

Network activists from Donetsk and Luhansk, risking their lives, deliver ART to combat zones.

In partnership with WHO/UNITAID, launched a project to improve treatment access.

Launching the PROZZORO electronic procurement system in cooperation with TI, USAID, and the Ministry of Economy.

Developing a Medical Information System for electronic documentation of HIV-positive patients.

PEPFAR Award for the best partnership among over 40 countries.

101,000 HIV patients gained access to treatment.

Together with the Ministry of Health and TI, started implementing the eHealth electronic healthcare system.

Opened the first “100% Life” medical center.

Achieved an 81% price reduction for hepatitis C medication.

Created the HIV TEST mobile app, available in Ukrainian, English, Russian, Georgian, Romanian, and Kazakh.

Ranked first in the Ukrainian Philanthropists Forum in 2017 and in 2018-2019 (ranking was not conducted afterward).

We procure medications for 40% of all registered HIV-positive patients in the country.

The second “100% Life” medical center visited by legendary singer Sir Elton John.

Dmytro Sherembei’s book Sex. Drugs. God entered the National Registry of Records.

HIV TEST, DATACHECK, and the Transition Plan were presented at AIDS2018.

“Stop the Pain — Protect Citizens’ Rights” — a petition that launched a campaign supporting medical cannabis legalization.

Charity collaboration of fashion brands FROLOV X SOVA for 100% LIFE.

Social responsibility program for the “MISS UKRAINE UNIVERSE” contest.

Launched prozdorovia.in.ua with information on HIV, mental and sexual health, where oral HIV tests can be ordered.

Delivering ART by mail to protect patients and ensure access to treatment.

Started building oxygen stations.

Achieved a 3-fold price reduction for Duranavir and challenged the patent for Bedaquiline, a tuberculosis drug. The patent for Lopinavir/Ritonavir was canceled.

Transition plan 20-50-80: increasing state funding for HIV response to 80%.

Four “100% Life” medical centers operate in Poltava, Kyiv, Rivne, and Chernihiv.

5 Effie Awards Ukraine for information campaigns within the HealhLink and Your Family Doctor projects.

Every third newly diagnosed HIV patient in Ukraine was identified by 100% Life.

28 new projects to save Ukrainian lives.

Emergency delivery of ART for 130,000 people living with HIV — distributed to all regions within three weeks.

Kyiv medical center operates as a humanitarian hub.

Evacuation of people from Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. Created a network of shelters.

Evacuated equipment from 4 hospitals in active combat zones in the East.

Supporting 13 shelters.

Ranked 3rd among the TOP-50 charitable foundations in Ukraine by fundraising volume, according to Forbes Ukraine.

Repaired the bomb shelter of the National Children’s Hospital “OKHMATDYT” for HIV-positive children during air raids.

Established the European representation of 100% Life in Germany.

Over 1 million Ukrainians tested for HIV within the 7-year HealthLink project.

7 million services registered in our DATACHECK UKRAINE system over 7 years.

15 mobile sexual and reproductive health teams operate in hard-to-reach regions.

35,000 schoolchildren gained access to digital solutions and mental health support.

Over 15 years, 1,000 community organizations have received our charitable and humanitarian aid.

Strong civil society = strong country.

We continue the fight for life.