TRIAD Trust is a not-for-profit organization serving local leaders and their communities in the areas hardest-hit by HIV/AIDS. TRIAD Trust was born out of the belief that global crises can be resolved with local resources. TRIAD Trust was founded on the principle that local leaders are the agents to sustaining social change and fostering healthier communities.

TRIAD Trust aims to reduce the transmission of HIV by providing local leaders with the necessary training, mentoring, and support to create, implement and sustain their own not-for-profit and income-generating health and life-skills education-based organizations.

Unlike many non-profits, TRIAD Trust creates new, sustainable employment opportunities designed to keep these vital local leaders in their own communities.

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Triad News & Updates

Board Member and Volunteer Expert Dawyne Killings Focuses on Sustainable Program Development in The Sports Commentary

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

 

TRIAD Trust in New York Times

 

UMLANDO! on ESPN World Cup Coverage

TRIAD’s Improv ED troupe is featured in upcoming ESPN documetary series with legendary jazz musician and activist Hugh Masekela and his son, TV personality Sal Masekela. Stay tuned for air dates throughout ESPN’s coverage of FIFA’s World Cup 2010!

 

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