The American HIV/AIDS organization NMAC faces serious difficulties. According to insiders, the organization is financially unstable. Serious tensions exist between board members and staff.

Problems started after a new director was appointed. Multiple sources report mismanagement and poor management practices. However, NMAC firmly denies these accusations. The organization says criticism is unfounded.

NMAC is an important advisor on HIV and AIDS policy in the US. Now the organization lacks money. It tries to solve the crisis internally. Staff worry about the organization's future and connected projects.

It is unclear how serious the financial situation really is. NMAC has not officially responded to questions yet. Questions concern the extent of problems or solutions. The organization normally works with American health agencies. It focuses on HIV prevention and control.