Upendo Charity on LinkedIn: #upendoforhiv #globalhealth #sdg3 #endaids #wangtangangfoundation #upendo (2024)

The “I Can Give U” campaign is a public awareness initiative designed to promote the U=U (undetectable equals untransmittable) message and combat HIV stigma. The focus is on educating the public about U=U, the fact that people living with HIV who maintain an undetectable viral load cannot transmit the virus to others through sexual contact. This is critical for dispelling long-standing fears and misconceptions. The “I Can Give U” campaign is centered around the idea of challenging what people living with HIV can give to society beyond the virus itself. The name “I Can Give U” highlights the positive contributions, love, health, and safety that people living with HIV can offer when their viral load is undetectable. The campaign aims to reshape the narrative surrounding HIV by focusing on empowerment and education rather than fear and exclusion. The “I Can Give U” campaign is about changing perceptions, reducing stigma, and fostering a deeper understanding of HIV and U=U. It emphasizes the potential of people living with HIV to contribute positively to society and dismantles outdated fears about transmission. The campaign promotes a message of empowerment, inclusivity, and public health awareness. #iCanGiveU #UequalsU #iCantGiveUHIV #ZeroRisk #SayZero #CommunitiesFirst #ScienceNotStigma #FactsNotFear #ItEndsWithUs @icangiveu_campaign

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#Kenya has one of the highest rates of HIV-infection in the world.UNAIDS reports that, in 2018,1.6 million Kenyanswere living with HIV. Of this population, Avert, a resource for information on HIV and #AIDS, states thatmore than halfare unaware of their #HIV status.Fortunately, the Kenyan Ministry of Health has announced that HIV cases are decreasing, with the HIV prevalence standing at 4.9% as of February 2020.To improve HIV status awareness, the Kenyan government has partnered with the #EGPAF to invest indoor-to-door testingcampaigns and self-testing kits. The program has emphasized aiding counties with high or rising HIV prevalence. Additionally, #UNAIDS reported that 91% ofHIV-positive pregnant womenwere able to access #antiretroviral treatment in 2018.Join us on our journey!🌐 🌍📧: info@tajpharma.com🌻#Atazanavir/ #ritonavir-based combination #antiretroviral therapy for treatment of HIV-1 infection in adults.

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🌍 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐀𝐈𝐃𝐒 𝐃𝐚𝐲 2024: 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐧 𝐀𝐈𝐃𝐒-𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 🌍Today, on World AIDS Day, we stand in solidarity with the millions of people living with HIV and remember those who have lost their lives to AIDS-related illnesses. This year's theme, "Unite to End HIV", reminds us that by working together, we can achieve an AIDS-free generation.🔴 Education and awareness are powerful tools in combating HIV. Share knowledge, dispel myths, and encourage open conversations.🔴 Early detection saves lives. Regular testing and knowing your status is crucial for prevention and treatment.🔴 Continued support for scientific research brings us closer to finding a cure and improving treatments. Consider contributing to organizations dedicated to this cause.🔴 Stigma and discrimination hinder progress. Let's advocate for policies that protect the rights and dignity of those affected by HIV.Together, we can make a difference. Let's unite to end HIV.#WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #UniteToEndHIV #HIVAwareness #SupportAndAdvocate #Trials360

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JUNE 5th is HIV Long-Term SURVIVORS DAY. Honoring the resilience and the courage of those who have lived with HIV for many years. They've navigated decades of challenges, from the stigma of the early epidemic to the complex health issues that come with aging with HIV - they're truly an embodiment of perseverance and an unwavering will to live fully.Today also highlights the progress made in HIV treatment and care, shifting HIV from a fatal diagnosis to a manageable chronic condition, and is meant to bring attention to the unique health challenges that HIV+ aging individuals face. Today is an advocation for continued research, resources, and compassionate, specialized care for people living and aging with HIV.HIV Long-Term Survivors Day is a celebration of life and community, honoring the individuals that have contributed to the fight against HIV/AIDS. By sharing their stories and learning more about how to care for community members aging with HIV we combat stigma, promote compassion, and can work toward making sure that every long-term survivor of HIV receives the recognition and care that they deserve. #HLTSD #hivlongtermsuvivor #hivlongtermsurvivorsday #hivlongtermsurvivorawarenessday #survivor #longterm #hiv #hivaids #FREE #gettested #knowyourstatus #sexualhealth #aidsepidemic #hivepidemicExecutive Director YOSACA.

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JUNE 5th is HIV Long-Term SURVIVORS DAY. Honoring the resilience and the courage of those who have lived with HIV for many years. They've navigated decades of challenges, from the stigma of the early epidemic to the complex health issues that come with aging with HIV - they're truly an embodiment of perseverance and an unwavering will to live fully.Today also highlights the progress made in HIV treatment and care, shifting HIV from a fatal diagnosis to a manageable chronic condition, and is meant to bring attention to the unique health challenges that HIV+ aging individuals face. Today is an advocation for continued research, resources, and compassionate, specialized care for people living and aging with HIV.HIV Long-Term Survivors Day is a celebration of life and community, honoring the individuals that have contributed to the fight against HIV/AIDS. By sharing their stories and learning more about how to care for community members aging with HIV we combat stigma, promote compassion, and can work toward making sure that every long-term survivor of HIV receives the recognition and care that they deserve. #HLTSD #hivlongtermsuvivor #hivlongtermsurvivorsday #hivlongtermsurvivorawarenessday #survivor #longterm #hiv #hivaids #FREE #gettested #knowyourstatus #sexualhealth #aidsepidemic #hivepidemicExecutive Director YOSACA.

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In Africa, HIV/AIDS continues to impact millions of lives, yet stigma and misinformation remain formidable barriers to prevention and treatment. At NJO Foundation Africa, we’re committed to changing this narrative. Through community outreach, education campaigns, and access to testing and treatment, we’re empowering individuals to take control of their health and futures.Every day, someone’s life is forever altered by an HIV diagnosis. But with early detection and proper care, HIV/AIDS is no longer a death sentence. It’s a manageable condition. That’s why we’re here to provide the support, resources, and encouragement needed to navigate this journey with dignity and resilience.But our work doesn’t stop there. We’re also challenging societal norms and prejudices that fuel discrimination against those living with HIV/AIDS. By fostering understanding and compassion, we can break down these barriers and create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all.Join us in this crucial mission. Together, let’s raise awareness, promote prevention, and support those affected by HIV/AIDS. Together, we can build a healthier, more hopeful future for our communities and generations to come. #EndHIV #BreakTheStigma #NJOFoundationAfrica

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Breaking the Stigma Around HIV It's time to shatter the myths and misconceptions about HIV. This virus does not define a person's worth, capabilities, or potential. We must come together to educate ourselves and others, promoting understanding and compassion.Knowledge is Power: Educate yourself and others about HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment. Awareness is the first step towards breaking the stigma.Support and Community: If you or someone you know is living with HIV, finding support and community can make all the difference. Reach out to local organisations, online support groups, and friends who understand and care.Together We Stand: Let's build a world where everyone feels accepted and supported, regardless of their HIV status. Share this message to spread awareness and show your support.If you are living with HIV and need any assistance, support or just need to chat then join our community group ''Positive Peers'' next week Tuesday the 25th at the 4Unity Hub. 18h00-20h00. The group meets every alternative Tuesday evening.Please see details on our website.#EndHIVStigma #SupportAndCommunity #HIVAwareness #StrongerTogether #NHSGrampian #Aberdeencity #Aberdeencitycouncil

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National Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NSHAD) - August 20th Today, we come together to recognize National Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a time to shine a light on the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Southern United States. The South accounts for over half of all new HIV diagnoses in the U.S., and it's vital that we address the unique challenges faced by our communities.* Why Focus on the South?Higher rates of HIV/AIDS compared to other regionsLimited access to healthcare in rural areasStigma and discrimination that prevent many from seeking help* What Can You Do?Get Tested: Know your status and encourage others to do the same.Educate: Learn about HIV prevention and treatment options.Support: Stand with those affected by HIV/AIDS and combat stigma.*Spread the Word:Use your voice to raise awareness and share resources. Together, we can make a difference in our communities and move closer to an HIV-free generation.#SHAAD #EndHIV #SouthernHIVAIDSAwareness #GetTested #HIVAwareness #EndTheStigma #AOCFortWorthLet's work together for a healthier future!