Educate
We share accurate, easy-to-understand, and well-sourced health information.
ABOUT LOVE FOUNDATION
Building understanding
Sharing love equally
A non-profit organization promoting knowledge, understanding, and equal access to sexual health services — free from stigma and discrimination.
We believe everyone
deserves access to good health
Love Foundation works to make information about HIV, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and gender diversity easy to understand, accurate, and accessible to everyone.
Connect to services
We help people find friendly testing, prevention, and care services.
Reduce stigma
We build a society that listens, respects differences, and leaves no one behind.
2,000,000+Information views on our website
10,000+Followers on Facebook
50,000+Campaign participants
A team driven
by understanding
Our team brings diverse expertise and a commitment to positive change. We work together to break down stigma and expand access to sexual health services.
Listening with empathy
We believe that attentive listening is where it all begins. Everyone can share their stories and experiences without being judged.
Respecting differences
We create safe spaces for open conversation and help build a society that understands, accepts, and leaves no one behind.
Talk to usPartners and
project networks
Platforms and networks the Foundation helps develop and drive, bringing knowledge, health services, and safe spaces to more people.
Key information
about the Foundation
Explore how we work, support our mission, and find the Foundation's reference information on each detail page.
Organizations helping
create change
Digital health collaborations, research, and community support featured across the Foundation's programs and news.
APCOMDigital health collaboration
IHRIHIV & PrEP research
WingmanCommunity fundraisingOUR APPROACH
How the mission becomes practical work
Love Foundation connects public education, community partnership, digital access, and referrals to health services. The organisation focuses on information that people can understand and use without being judged for their HIV status, sexual orientation, gender identity, relationships, or choices. This approach recognises that accurate facts alone are not enough when cost, privacy, distance, fear, or previous discrimination still prevent someone from seeking care.
Programmes are developed with attention to community needs, responsible communication, and links to real services. Depending on the project, this may include explaining HIV testing and prevention, helping users find clinics, supporting people affected by HIV, creating safer spaces for LGBTQ+ communities, or collaborating on research and digital-health tools. Services and campaigns are reviewed in their own context rather than presented as one solution for everyone.
The foundation works with health providers, researchers, civil-society organisations, community leaders, technology partners, volunteers, and supporters. Potential partners can use the contact page to describe the purpose, location, intended audience, timing, safeguarding measures, and resources for a proposed activity. The team considers mission alignment, community benefit, privacy, feasibility, and the risk of stigma or unintended harm before committing to collaboration.