AIDSLink Nepal, works both in the capital (Kathmandu), and in some of the more remote areas to help people living with HIV regain hope and dignity in a holistic manner by: improving access to medical treatment including antiretroviral therapy (ART), counselling individuals and families, empowering them through increased knowledge and understanding, and giving some sponsorship so that 'at risk' children can complete their schooling.

Adequate nutrition is vital for the health and survival of all individuals. HIV infection can lead to malnutrition, and a poor diet can speed the infection's progress. As HIV treatment becomes increasingly available critical questions are emerging about how well the drugs work in people who are short of food. We provide a healthy food and a nutritional shake to orphans, vulnerable children and parents/care givers who are either infected with HIV or are malnourished.

Channels of Hope for HIV Facilitator Training is a seven-day intensive training for people who are working with the vulnerable, marginalised or people affected by HIV or AIDS. Participants are challenged in their thinking, come away with changed perceptions and gain the skills to present Channels of Hope workshops. They leave with the ability to make a positive difference in the HIV and AIDS pandemic. Trainings are conducted in either Russian or English and take place in different countries.