World AIDS Day
December 1st 2010 00:44
Take Action. No Discrimination.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is transmissible through bodily fluids such as blood. With time, HIV most often causes Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease, which is not communicable. HIV positive individuals need special health care and support from their community, and to live free from discrimination.
We need to understand HIV and what it means to be HIV positive to properly support the individuals living with the virus. Through support, we can educate how to prevent HIV transmission.
World AIDS Day is one of the most globally recognised events of the year. World AIDS Day is celebrated across Australia to raise awareness in the community about the issues surrounding HIV/AIDS.
The theme for World AIDS Day 2010 is Take Action. No Discrimination. The aim is to encourage all Australians to be aware of the prelavence of HIV/AIDS; to take action to reduce the transmission of HIV by promoting safe sex practices; and to accept individuals living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
HIV positive people need to be empowered in society to strengthen community spirit, feel included and educate on HIV and AIDS. They have the right to participate in the community free from stigma and discrimination.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is transmissible through bodily fluids such as blood. With time, HIV most often causes Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease, which is not communicable. HIV positive individuals need special health care and support from their community, and to live free from discrimination.
We need to understand HIV and what it means to be HIV positive to properly support the individuals living with the virus. Through support, we can educate how to prevent HIV transmission.
The theme for World AIDS Day 2010 is Take Action. No Discrimination. The aim is to encourage all Australians to be aware of the prelavence of HIV/AIDS; to take action to reduce the transmission of HIV by promoting safe sex practices; and to accept individuals living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
HIV positive people need to be empowered in society to strengthen community spirit, feel included and educate on HIV and AIDS. They have the right to participate in the community free from stigma and discrimination.
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