Every year, The Well Project publishes an annual report to share our efforts and accomplishments over the prior year with members of our community including our funders and supporters. These reports provide updates on our programming, insights into our activities, and measure the outcomes of efforts. Each annual report has a theme that focuses on a specific aspect of The Well Project’s programming and philosophy.
The Well Project Annual Reports
The Well Project is excited to launch our 2020 Annual Report and provide you with a chance to learn about our efforts and accomplishments last year.
The Well Project is pleased to share our 2019 Annual Report: Virtual Connection, Real Impact, highlighting our efforts and accomplishments from last year.
We are excited to share with you our 2018 Annual Report, Together We Will… Our intention with this annual report is to share news about our efforts and programming over the last year through a positive and collaborative lens.
The Well Project's 2017 Annual Report: Women Supporting Women describes our activities and accomplishments over the last year, highlights our mission and vision moving forward, and communicates our hopes and plans for the future.
If ever there was a time that we needed hope, it is now. And hope is what The Well Project brings to our users, every day.
In 2015, The Well Project turned our focus to one of our most important goals – expanding our reach and impact. We are excited to share our 2015 Annual Report, and provide an overview of our programs and accomplishments.
From the beginning, The Well Project has worked tirelessly to leverage technology to change the course of the HIV epidemic, and today we have become the go-to global online resource for women living with HIV.
More than a decade after The Well Project was founded in 2002, it seemed prudent to ask ourselves some challenging questions: Are we helping women around the world? What is our impact? Are we filling an unmet need?
Over the past 11 years, The Well Project has focused on three critical areas: information access, targeted research, and community support.