Myanmar Positive Group

Myanmar Positive Group (MPG), the National PLHIV (People Living with HIV) Network. Founded in 2015, MPG began as a volunteer-led initiative by nine individuals living with HIV, supported by organizations like the National AIDS Program (NAP), UN agencies, INGOs, and CBOs. With the backing of the Greater Involvement of People Living with HIV and AIDS (GIPA) initiative and UNDP, MPG has grown into a national network dedicated to empowering PLHIV, fostering solidarity, and advocating for their rights.
MPG works to combat stigma and discrimination, strengthen Self-Help Groups (SHGs), and connect with global networks like APN+ and GNP+ to amplify the voices of PLHIV. From workshops and capacity-building activities to policy advocacy and public awareness campaigns, MPG strives to create a more inclusive society where PLHIV can live with dignity and access essential resources. Based in Yangon, MPG continues to drive change, empowering individuals and uniting communities across Myanmar.