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World Print 2020-04-06

Elton John launches fund for HIV/AIDS work

Elton John has launched a $1 million emergency fund to help organisations working with people living with HIV or AIDS so they are not "left behind" during the coronavirus crisis.
Published 06 Apr, 2020 12:00am

Elton John has launched a $1 million emergency fund to help organisations working with people living with HIV or AIDS so they are not "left behind" during the coronavirus crisis.
With the coronavirus pandemic putting pressure on health systems globally, the British musician said the Elton John AIDS Foundation would give cash to organisations for solutions to keep HIV and AIDS care up and running.
"Distributing medicines, testing and preventative treatment is not as simple as it was a few weeks ago," Elton John, 73, said in a video from his home in Los Angeles posted on Twitter to announce the initiative.
The singer's non-profit said it would fund solutions for "specific challenges" facing people with or at risk of HIV/AIDS who now face additional threats from coronavirus.

Copyright Reuters, 2020

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