The Cayman AIDS Foundation (CAF) is a community based organisation which provides education on the danger of, helps prevent the spread of, and gives support and guidance to all people living with and affected by, HIV/AIDS and STI's. Show your support: Become a CAF Member

"One Island, Many Cultures, One Vision
Together We Can Stop The Spread of HIV/AIDS"

CAF STATEMENT OF BELIEFS
The Cayman AIDS Foundation believes that:

• All people have equal intrinsic worth.
• The spiritual nature of human beings must find positive expression in order for life to have meaning and purpose.
• Each individual is ultimately responsible for his or her actions.
• Each person has the right to be safe and healthy.
• The family is the primary vehicle/unit of moral values and health education.
• People need each other.
• Education is vital for the survival and progress of a society.

CAF 2012/13 BOARD MEMBERS

• President - Stephanie Scott
• Vice President - Cherine Usherwood
• Director - Jennison Nunez
• Director - Siri Jones-Russell
• Director - Noel Smith
• Treasurer - Olson Anderson
• Secretary - Dorothy Davis

CAF HISTORY
As people in the Cayman Islands were first diagnosed with AIDS, various support groups emerged. In the early 1990's, the Support network for AIDS Patients (SNAP) was established. This group then formed into Supporters of People Living with AIDS (SHIVA) to improve the quality of life of those infected and affected with HIV/AIDS. Then in July 2000, the group changed its name and became the Cayman Aids Foundation (CAF).