Our Partners
Collaborating to strengthen adolescent health services
World Health Organization (WHO)
International Organization
Enterprise Management Platform
ASK US Positive Children, Adolescents and Youth National Association was established in 2001 by about 30 passionate HIV-positive children, adolescents, and youth. Today, the association plays a significant role in setting the issue of HIV-positive young people as a national agenda.
Visit WebsiteGuiding principles that drive our work every day
To empower HIV-positive children, adolescents, and youth through comprehensive support, advocacy, and community engagement.
A society where HIV-positive children, adolescents, and youth live healthy, dignified, and fulfilling lives.
The principles that guide our work
Ambitious targets driving our impact forward
• Expand reach to all 12 regions of Ethiopia by 2025
• Increase viral load suppression rate among adolescents to 95%
• Train 500 new peer leaders by 2026
• Establish 50 new facility-based support groups
• Advocate for adolescent-friendly health policies at national level
How ASK US has grown over the years
Founded by 30 passionate HIV-positive youth in Addis Ababa
Expanded to Oromia and Amhara regions
Launched peer support program
Reached 1,000 participants milestone
Digital transformation and COVID-19 response
National coverage across all regions
Hear from adolescents whose lives have been transformed
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🏆 Peer LeaderDedicated professionals making a difference
Public health specialist with over 10 years of experience in adolescent health programs in Ethiopia.
amanuel.g@askusethiopia.orgPassionate advocate for adolescent health and HIV awareness. Leading peer support sessions in Addis Ababa.
selam.t@askusethiopia.orgMotivated youth leader working to empower adolescents living with HIV in Oromia region.
daniel.a@askusethiopia.orgDedicated to creating safe spaces for adolescents to discuss health and wellness in Amhara region.
meron.h@askusethiopia.orgExpert in community health programs with a focus on youth engagement and empowerment.
tigist.w@askusethiopia.orgYouth mentor and health educator working with adolescents in Tigray region.
yonas.b@askusethiopia.orgCollaborating to strengthen adolescent health services
International Organization
Whether you're an adolescent, peer leader, or healthcare professional, there's a place for you in ASK.