With a relatively new government still in transition and an estimated 2.4 million people who are HIV positive, Kenya faces many challenges in the face of AIDS. Antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) are the mainstay treatment for people with HIV/AIDS; despite the recent collaboration and efforts to provide ARVs for all those in need of them in Kenya, barriers continue to exist. Primarily of concern are those living in rural areas with no transportation, nor ability to afford the ARV treatment, or even the access to basic needs such as food, which therefore make the access to free ARVs ineffective. KAIPPG is dedicated to preventing and ameliorating HIV/AIDS in Kenya. Village Volunteers partners with rural villages to build sustainable solutions for development.