MAINSTREAMING
INNOVATION
Key to efficient service delivery.
ABOUT
NAI ZINDAGI
Nai Zindagi, Pakistan was established in 1989 by a group of personally affected individuals to provide a range of rights and needs based services to marginalised people who use drugs and those associated and vulnerable, in particular their spouses/sexual partners and families.
We prevent the transmission of HIV, reduce drug use related harms/risks and provide opportunities for socio-economic rehabilitation based on innovations, evidence, contextual and cultural appropriateness and in close consultation with our beneficiaries.
WHAT WE DO
OUR MISSION
Our primary aim is to work with people and communities affected by drug use, HIV and AIDS and empower them to improve their knowledge, health, socio-economic well being and access to essential services.
Our mission in the next three years is to reach adequate number of people who use drugs, their wives, intimate partners and children with comprehensive HIV prevention services in Pakistan and provide treatment, care and support to persons already living with HIV and AIDS.
The reality is that poverty, drug use, and HIV require a wide range of strategic responses in our context. The continuum provides an effective framework by combining the various responses: street-based outreach programmes and drop-in centres, drug treatment, employment training and employment, HIV and AIDS treatment care, and support services.
Rights based health and social services for persons affected by drug use, HIV and AIDS
DATA HIGHLIGHTS
Updated 31 December 2019
ARVs ISSUED
8,725
ART REGISTERED
10,912
PWID TESTED
51,965
PWID REACTIVE
23,969
People Who Inject Drugs
(PWID)
Spouses of HIV positive PWID
ARVs ISSUED
342
ART REGISTERED
401
SPOUSES TESTED
5,045
SPOUSES REACTIVE
504
PRESENCE ACROSS PAKISTAN
39
DISTRICTS
COPC+ SITE
LATEST NEWS
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Non-Government Organization Nai Zindagi Trust distributed living support packages among underserved transgender individuals in four cit...
The forth session of the 'District AIDS Council' (DAC) meeting in Rahim Yar Khan, an initiative of Nai Zindagi under the Global Fund -...
Mr. Shahid Ranjha has left us to be with his Creator. He joined Nai Zindagi in its infancy and has since remained loyal and always a fe...
In compliance to the directives of the Honorable Supreme Court, the recommendations suggested by the Committee constituted by SC bench...
With reference to the Human Rights Case No.25819-P of 2018 (In the matter regarding AIDS victims of Jalalpur Jattan), Honorable Chief J...
Nai Zindagi conducted a seminar on Parental Drug Awareness at the Command and Staff College, Quetta, Pakistan on 23rd July 2018. Mr Tar...
In a unique collaboration between Mainline (the Netherlands), Nai Zindagi (Pakistan) and MEWA (Kenya) a weeklong training on women who...
Dr. Sheikh Abdul Aziz, Chief Executive Officer Health, Bahawalnagar chaired the third session of the established 'District AIDS Council...
