TRIAD Trust is a not-for-profit organization that works to reduce the transmission of HIV & AIDS in the most affected regions in the world.

Our approach is to train local leaders to create and sustain HIV education programs for vulnerable youth.

These programs use sports, arts, and technology to provide kids with the tools they need to lead an HIV-free life.

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Check out TRIAD TRUST in Action: Train To Sustain (streaming video)

Triad News & Updates

Nkomazi TRIAD has reached more 10,000 kids through its Improv ED program. How can you grow our impact?

Check out this video and learn why supporting TRIAD’s ImprovED album is so important.

Want to help produce an album? Especially an album that saves lives? Or one with A-list talent performing alongside local artist/educators? Learn more here. Or should we say hear…

Thank you NYC for a phenomenal turnout at Theatre Bar. Better than expected! See how it went down… Special thanks to Upright Citizens Brigade Tour Co!

Can downward dog fight HIV? You bet. Read about the Boston event in the Boston Herald!

See what recording engineer Joel Hamilton told ASCAP about his experiences working with ImprovED in Africa

PBS Newshour Features TRIAD’s ImprovED participants & Medical Educators.

Exec Director Brooke Wurst & Director of Health Education Programming Chloe Lewis Speak with WBUR, Boston’s NPR Station

TRIAD Trust in New York Times

TRIAD’s Improv ED troupe is featured in ESPN documetary series with legendary jazz musician and activist Hugh Masekela and his son, Sal Masekela.

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