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October 15th is National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD)! This year’s theme — “Start Treatment. Stick to it. Get Better.” — reminds us that consistent HIV treatment leads to healthier lives and prevents transmission. Infographic made by our Remember the Ribbon Chair for the NLAAD Surge Challenge! #SNPhA #RiseBeyondLimits #RememberTheRibbon #RedRibbonWarriors #NLAAD #EHE2030 @snpha_rtr_ @snpha @snpharegion1

Should you get tested for HIV? The answer is yes! This year, NLAAD (National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day) focuses on the importance of testing for HIV. Statements like "he said he was allergic to latex" or "her Grindr profile said she was negative" are all the more reasons to get tested for HIV. Take care...

National Latinx AIDs Awareness Day is October 15th—a reminder of the importance of HIV education, prevention, testing, and treatment that centers the needs of Latinx communities. According to AIDsVu, Hispanic/Latinx people account for 27% of new HIV diagnoses annually, but only 17% of new pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) users. Closing this gap in medication access is...

Today is National Latinx AIDS/HIV Awareness Day, a vital reminder that HIV has had a disproportionate impact on Latinx communities. We honor the resiliency of those living with HIV, celebrate their stories, and commit ourselves to breaking barriers of stigma, access, and justice. We must continue pushing for equitable access to testing, treatment, education, and...

October 15 is National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD)! This year’s theme, “Should I get tested for HIV? Yes!”, reminds us that knowing your status is the first step in protecting your health and ending the HIV epidemic.👍🏽 Join us in raising awareness, reducing stigma, and empowering Latino communities through education, testing, and care.❤️

#NLAAD raises awareness of the disproportionate impact of HIV on Hispanic and Latino communities in the United States. This year’s campaign is directed at the entire community but focuses on people with HIV. An estimated 170,000 people in the United States are living with HIV and unaware of their status. #HIVprevention #HIVstigma #StopAIDS #FightStigma #SelfTestRevolution #TAKEMEHOME

Despite the availability of highly effect HIV prevention and treatment options - Hispanic/Latinx communities continue to be disproportionately impacted by HIV —accounting for 34% of new HIV diagnoses in 2023 while making up only ~19% of the U.S. population. Equity means ensuring everyone can access HIV testing, PrEP, and treatment. Tell Congress to save lives...

We are grateful to be together with our community at Encuentro this year on National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day! As we gather with our siblings and allies, we are reminded that our struggles are collective. The criminalization of immigrants, people living with HIV, and LGBTQ+ communities are deeply connected, and many of us live at...

On this National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day, we remember that: REMEMBERING is power. PROTECTING HIV funding is community care. FIGHTING for each other is a sacred act of love rebellion. The government may be shut down but we ain’t! Head to our bio to take action to save HIV funding. #granvarones #nlaad #saveHIVfunding

Today is National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD), a community mobilization that since 2003 has promoted effective ways to prevent, treat, and stop the spread of HIV among Latinos. NLAAD’s theme for this year is “Should I get tested for HIV? Yes!” Iris House offers HIV testing Monday - Friday at our New York locations...

October 15 is National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD). This day highlights the importance of HIV testing, prevention, and access to care—while addressing the unique health challenges faced by Hispanic/Latino communities nationwide. 💙 The 2025 NLAAD campaign unites communities, service providers, and organizations supporting Hispanic/Latino individuals across the U.S. and its territories under one powerful...

It's National Latino AIDS Awareness Day, and we’re committed to equipping clinicians with the knowledge, tools, and resources to build trust, communicate effectively, and overcome challenges to treat and prevent HIV among Spanish-speaking agricultural communities. Register for our 10/28 webinar on just this topic: Link in bio #NLAAD #LatinoHealth #HIVAwareness #HealthJustice #MigrantCliniciansNetwork #MCN

Stigma continues to be one of the biggest barriers to HIV prevention and care in Latinx communities. It can silence conversations, delay testing, and prevent people from accessing the health support they deserve. Knowledge is power and care is available. Visit spectrummedicalcare.org to explore PrEP, HIV testing, and other prevention resources. #NLAAD #HIVAwareness

What is National Latix AIDS Awareness Day? National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD) is observed each year on October 15 to raise awareness about the impact of HIV on Hispanic/Latinx communities in the United States. This year’s theme underscores both progress and persistent inequities: while HIV prevention and care outcomes have improved overall, Hispanic/Latinx communities continue...