National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD) is October 15th. While new diagnoses of HIV have decreased in other populations, that is not the case in Latinx communities. There are many barriers that keep Latinx from accessing HIV education, prevention, testing, and treatment including fear, stigma, homophobia, and language. The elimination of these barriers is priority...
CORDIALLY INVITES EVERYONE TO JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THE HISPANICA HERITAGE AND NLAA! THERE WILL BE FREE HIV TESTING AND COVID TESTING ALONG WITH MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENTS FOR EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY
The church will offer HIV testing
Community Orientation and Outreach
Únase a nosotros para nuestro panel de zoom del día de concientización sobre el VIH para latinos (NLAAD siglas en Iingles) el viernes 22 de octubre a las 6 pm!
DESCRIPTION: After 40 years of HIV Pandemic, we still have not found a vaccine, but the efforts continue. In this webinar, we will be presenting an overview of vaccines for HIV and will discuss the different types of vaccines, the development process for vaccines, how safety is monitored for vaccines and development of an HIV...
In early 2016, a life-changing fact was turned into a campaign that communicate that a person living with HIV who has an undetectable viral load cannot transmit HIV to sexual partners. In other words, Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U). 40 years after the start of the HIV epidemic, U=U is revolutionizing what it means to live...
Baby Supplies distribution to pregnant women in need, prenatal care and HIV prevention education and testing for pregnant couples.
We will be visiting different areas of the city with a greater Latino presence to offer the test and distribute condoms
Learn about the 40 years of HIV Epidemic in the US. From the uncertain dark beginnings of the epidemic when an entire generation of Americans died due to HIV related illness, through the progress of medicine and science getting us to today when we can say we have the tools to end this epidemic. Also,...
To provide HIV awareness and HIV testing to the Hispanic and Black community to prevent the spread of HIV.
Apretude is the first and only long-acting injectable PrEP for reducing the risk of getting HIV. Join us to this presentation given by ViiV laboratories with information about this new important medical advance in the HIV field.
A different way to treat HIV and stay undetectable by monthly or bimonthly injections. Cabenuva is the only complete HIV treatment that can be gotten every month or every other month. ViiV is presenting this webinar with information about this new medication to treat HIV.
Bringing awareness to the Latinx communities about HIV/AIDS by providing HIV prevention education.
Monkeypox virus is an orthopoxvirus that causes a disease with symptoms similar, but less severe, to smallpox. While smallpox was eradicated in 1980, monkeypox continues to occur in countries of central and west Africa. There is a current outbreak of this disease around the globe affecting mostly member of the LGBTQ community. On this webinar...
