
Health Issue of the Month

HIV/AIDS Among African Americans
- Learn more about HIV/AIDS and its impact on your community.
- Protect yourself against HIV infection. Know the risks associated with sex and drug use.
- Get tested. It's important to know your HIV status to protect yourself and others.
- Get medical care and support if you're living with HIV. Effective treatment exists.
- Educate others about HIV/AIDS. Talk openly and honestly about prevention and treatment.
- Volunteer at a local HIV/AIDS organization.
- Organize a community meeting. Invite educators, faith and business leaders, health care professionals, neighbors, and riends to talk about HIV/AIDS and its impace locally.
- Help someone living with HIV/AIDS by being a friend.
- Help end the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.
- Implemenet an activity to support HIV/AIDS observances such as World AIDS Day on December 1st or National HIV Testing Day on June 27th. Visit www.omhrc.gov/hivaidsobservances for more ideas
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