Partnerships and Community

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Gilead is dedicated to developing innovative medicines for life-threatening illnesses – and we recognize that it takes more than medicine to address challenges people and communities face.
That’s why we work with organizations around the world to launch programs that help improve access to care by eliminating barriers and advancing education.

Together We Can Create a Healthier Asia

To be a true partner, we believe listening comes first.

We have been working with partners across Asia to raise awareness about hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV and COVID 19 – particularly by combating misinformation, reducing delays in diagnosis and breaking down barriers to care for these life-threatening diseases.

The first part of our Creating a Healthier Asia video series* shine a light on these important issues and how our community partners are driving action on hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV and COVID-19.

*The videos were produced with support from South China Morning Post (SCMP)’s Morning Studio.

The second part of our Creating a Healthier Asia video series* feature individuals across Asia who are harnessing their voices to elevate their community’s understanding about hepatitis B.

By taking charge of their health through early testing and proactive health monitoring, they have proven that being diagnosed with hepatitis B doesn't signify the end of living a full life.

*The videos were produced with support from BBC StoryWorks, Coalition to Eradicate Viral Hepatitis in Asia Pacific (CEVHAP) and World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA).

The first part of our Creating a Healthier Asia video series

The second part of our Creating a Healthier Asia video series

Celebrating Diversity through Sports and Culture

Gilead is proud to be an official supporter of the first ever Gay Games held in Asia. As the world’s largest inclusive multi-sport and cultural event in the world, Gay Games Hong Kong carried a powerful message of hope and optimism.

The event’s theme, “Unity in Diversity”, strongly reflects one of Gilead’s core commitment to inclusion, equity, and creating equitable opportunities for all. We had the honor of supporting the historic Gay Games Hong Kong 2023 in many ways. In November 2023, our passionate colleagues came together to paddle towards our common goal of creating a more inclusive world. Through sport, fairness, respect and friendship, we continue to celebrate diversity and work collectively toward creating a better, healthier world.

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Standing for Pride in Our Communities

Gilead is a committed advocate for anti-discrimination and equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community. Our active participation in pride parades and rainbow events across Asia reflects our continued support for the communities we serve.

Each year, our employees proudly take part in events like the Hong Kong Pride Parade and Pride Month, advocating for a more diverse and LGBTQ+ friendly Hong Kong.

Honoring Champions of Stigma-free Care

In 2022, Gilead partnered with the International AIDS Society (IAS) to expand the Me and My Healthcare Provider campaign in Asia (Hong Kong and Taiwan) and adding to it’s existing presence in Brazil and Mexico.

On Zero Discrimination Day, healthcare providers across Asia were officially recognized as role models for advocating stigma-free services. This marks an important first step in honouring the courageous individuals who are making a meaningful difference in the lives of people living with HIV.

Read more about Me and My Healthcare Provider
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Supporting Knowledge Exchange Among the HIV Community

Putting knowledge into innovation, and ideas into action.

Gilead recognizes the importance of empowering community-based organizations and the value of capacity building.

In partnership with APCOM Foundation, we launched the very first HIV Community Masterclass Series in 2021 to facilitate exchange and learning for better delivery of patient-centric care. The series attracted around 300 peers from 17 countries who enthusiastically shared best practices in their provision of HIV care with one another.

Read more about the HIV Community Masterclass Asia Series