The American HIV/AIDS organisation NMAC is in serious trouble. According to insiders, the organisation faces financial instability and tensions among board members and staff are growing.

Problems emerged after a new director was appointed. Multiple sources report mismanagement and poor leadership. However, NMAC firmly denies these allegations and says criticism is unfounded.

NMAC, a key advisory body for HIV and AIDS policy in the US, now faces funding shortages. The organisation is trying to resolve the crisis internally. Staff members reportedly worry about the organisation's future and its projects.

The severity of the financial situation remains unclear. NMAC has not yet formally responded to questions about the extent of problems or possible solutions. The organisation normally works with US health authorities on HIV prevention and control.