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Naz Foundation (India) Trust
The Naz Foundation (India) Trust is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) in that country that works on HIV/AIDS and sexual health. It is based in the Indian capital of New Delhi.
==History==
The foundation was founded in 1994, originating from the NFI (Naz Foundation International) set up by Shivanandan Duncan Khan and Poulomi Desai in London in the 1980s. Anjali Gopalan serves as its executive director and was central to its creation in India.〔NAZ Foundation website http://www.nazindia.org/about.htm〕 In 2007, the Indian Ministry of Women and Child Development honored Gopalan as one of 10 women who have made outstanding contributions.〔
Government of India, Press Information Bureau, March 9, 2007 http://www.pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=25720〕
Anjali Gopalan founded this organization in the early 1990s because she discovered that there was a lack of governmental efforts in solving the HIV/AIDS epidermic problem. Naz India uses a holistic rights-based approach to fight HIV, focusing on prevention and treatment. Their primary recipients are marginalized HIV-infected populations. They provide quality care and support to HIV patients and address unbiased factual information and prevalence of HIV and in India.〔()〕
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