VFSD's work evolves a round the following thematic areas: A good welfare and improved health of dignity, sanitation, hygiene, nutrition among people living with HIV/AID’s, Orphan children, youth, women and vulnerable populations is their Right.HIV and AID’s is widely acknowledged as a global emergency and one of the most formidable challenges to human life and dignity as well as to effective enjoyment of human rights. The AIDS pandemic is inextricably linked to poverty and erodes the hard-won livelihoods of the world's poorest communities. AIDS is not only a health problem it contributes to hunger, wipes out years of socio-economic progress and has disastrous financial effects on families. People in poor countries bear the brunt of the pandemic; two-thirds of all people living with HIV, over 24 million, live in sub-Saharan Africa. Though declines in HIV prevalence have been noted in some countries, such as Kenya and Zimbabwe, the overall number of people living with HIV has continued to increase in nearly all regions of the world