UTAMA Indonesia

Empowering communities to end AIDS in Indonesia through tailored medical, digital and media interventions.

We have the tools to beat HIV and End AIDS across the globe

Despite this, In Indonesia;

38,000 people were reported to have died of AIDS in 2018, a 60% increase since 2010, though the actual number is likely higher

In 2018, there were 3,500 new infections and 2,500 deaths in children - increasing numbers of babies and children are infected, living with and orphaned by HIV 

1 in 3 gay and other men who have sex with men in Bali and Jakarta live with HIV

Effective HIV treatment = living a long, healthy life

Effective HIV treatment prevents transmission to others

Undetectable = Un-infectious  (U=U)

Those at-risk are not getting the treatment and support they need

Those at-risk are often marginalized, face exclusion, stigma and shame

We can together #EndStigma
We will together #EndAIDS in Indonesia #UTAMA