National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nepal (NAP+N) is a non-political, non religious, non-governmental, non-profitable, autonomous network of People Living with HIV/AIDS and as such, a platform for collaboration, cooperation, joint action and collective endeavor between PLHA and HIV/AIDS organizations in Nepal.

NAP+N is established in 2003 in order to combat this epidemic with the joint effort of PLHAs in Nepal. The common goal was "To unite all those living with the virus in Nepal and fight back". Since its establishment with 30 members in first NCM from 8 districts of Nepal, it has expanded its regional office in 5 regions and 40 districts. More than 58 staffs in the region and central office are engaging to improve the quality of life of PLHAs and HIV AND AIDS free society. 120 PLHA organizations are affiliated to NAP+N and has estimated 7000 members. 61 PLHA organizations are getting financial support for institutional development, care and support for the PLHA'S in Nepal.

Mr. Rajiv Kafle, President, NAP+N Words from President National Association of People living with AIDS in Nepal (NAP+N) aims at uniting people living with AIDS from across the country to ensure access to treatment, care, support and meaningful involvement at all levels. Only few years back it was difficult for people living with AIDS to lead a normal life without a fear of discrimination. Today there are more than 100 groups led by PLHAs themselves across the country. Few years back access to treatment and care was a distant dream for PLHAs in the country. Now those who need treatment do not have to travel very far to get it. This is a result of the collective effort of all those who are working at different levels especially on the forefront of this battle against AIDS. NAPN looks forward to become the leader in fighting AIDS in Nepal.