Women, Children & Family

Learn about the ways older women are overlooked despite being vulnerable to acquiring HIV, how knowledge is power, and the importance of getting tested.

Deciding how to feed your infant can be confusing for parents living with HIV. Read about the options for nourishing a baby when the birthing parent is living with HIV.

Learn about common, important ways to plan for the future care of your children: guardianship, standby guardianship, wills, and adoption.

Get information on what you need to know before you get pregnant, HIV drugs during pregnancy, what happens after the baby is born, and more.

Learn what pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is and how it works, what research says, guidelines, cost factors, and more.

After a baby is born can be a beautiful, overwhelming time. These questions and resources can serve as reminders to reach out for the support you need – wherever it may come from.

Look here to find information and support for community building, health issues, violence, discrimination, legal barriers, transgender youth, and more.

There is a well-established and strong link between violence and HIV among women. The Well Project has pulled together a list of resources for those who wish to learn more and take action.

Find out more about breast/chestfeeding and HIV, ways to discuss this option with healthcare providers, and stories from women living with HIV who have breastfed their babies.

People living with HIV can have loving relationships and great sex with HIV-negative partners. Learn more about dating, intimacy, and long-term partnerships.