Women Affected by HIV & AIDS (WABHA) is a network for women living with HIV by women living with HIV.
WABHA advocates and lobbies for policies and activities on HIV prevention treatment, care, support, human rights and GBV for its members and their families.
We provide capacity building and mentor young women to take up leadership roles.
WABHA has membership in WHP, Morobe, Madang, Goroka and ENB . WABHA is currently based in NCD.
That all women living with HIV have longer, quality lives, free from stigma, discrimination and violence.
To create a safe environment by advocating for safety, equality, affordability and accessibility for all women living with HIV and their families.
Respect
We honour the dignity, identity and experiences of every woman and her family.
Empowerment
We build confidence, leadership and independence for women living with HIV.
Teamwork
We work together, support each other and strengthen our community.
Honesty
We act transparently, responsibly and with integrity.
Resilience
We stand strong, adapt and continue to support families through challenges.
Provide peer-led support, counseling, and referral services for women living with HIV, including survivors of gender-based violence and those facing intersecting forms of stigma.
Advocate for equitable access to treatment, care, and support services tailored to the unique needs of women, including sexual and reproductive health services.
Mentor women to take on leadership roles within their communities and in national health forums, amplifying their voices in decision-making spaces.
Collaborate with civil society, health institutions, and national stakeholders to influence policy and service delivery from a gendered perspective.
WABHA’s current President is Ms Delma Yeki, and WABHA can be contacted at secretariatwabha@gmail.com
