The Friends of AIDS Foundation

TOGETHER WE REMAIN STRONG!

THERE ARE 33 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AROUND THE WORLD. THOUSANDS DIE EACH DAY FROM COMPLICATIONS ARISING FROM AIDS. THOUSANDS
MORE BECOME INFECTED EVERYDAY. TWENTY FIVE PERCENT OF THOSE INFECTED ARE NOT AWARE OF THEIR STATUS YET. THERE IS NO CURE FOR THIS DISEASE.
HIV DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE. WE HAVE THE POWER TO END THIS PANDEMIC . IT STARTS WITH YOU!

CLICK HERE TO FIND A TESTING LOCATION NOW!


	Think you've put someone at risk for HIV?

		FOLLOW THIS LINK NOW!

If you need to tell someone that you may have put them at
risk for HIV then we can help. You can send a free eCard
anonymously or from your email address to notify past
sexual partners about possible exposure to HIV or STDs.

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Need Help Finding Resources?
Visit our comprehensive online resource
directory of HIV/AIDS programs and
services in Los Angeles County.

CLICK HERE

HIV/AIDS RESOURCE NETWORK

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CALLING ALL TALENT! SHOWCASE YOUR WORK & MAKE A DIFFERENCE

The Friends of AIDS Foundation is currently seeking ready to print
art, photographic and literary work with a spiritual influence to be
considered for inclusion in POSITIVE INSPIRATIONS. This soon to
be released publication will bring together the creative community
to showcase their talent to the world and generate HIV awareness.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain worldwide exposure while joining
in our fight against HIV/AIDS.

FOLLOW THIS LINK FOR MORE DETAILS

Help us to continue to protect the well-being
of young people by educating and empowering
them not only to make responsible decisions
about sex, but to work side-by-side with
parents, peers, policy makers, and service
providers, to effect meaningful change in our
nation's sexual health policies and programs.

Every hour of every day in the United States one person
between the ages of 13-24 is infected with HIV.

Today's Youth are Tomorrow's Future!

VIEW THE MEMORIAL HERE

Your unused HIV/AIDS
medications could
saves lives for
individuals in Mexico
who encounter barriers
accessing treatments.

Project
Stayin Alive
Coming Soon

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