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AIDSWatch2010

 Georgia Team

 Come to Washington, DC, April 26-28 and tell Congress that this is our year! Change provides an opportunity to develop an outcome-driven strategy to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States.

Please join AIDSWatch, the largest annual constituent-based federal HIV/AIDS advocacy and education event in the U.S. Participants include people living with HIV and AIDS, their families, friends, care providers, and other advocates. AIDSWatch is a project of the National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA). Many other national organizations concerned about HIV and AIDS also participate in the planning, funding and support of this event. AIDSWatch activities are designed to complement regional and national administrative, appropriations, and legislative initiatives ongoing throughout the year. This project depends on the generous contributions of those concerned with HIV and AIDS in America. Please join NAPWA or make a donation today to sustain the voice of positive leadership.

Save the Date

 April 26-28, 2010

Advocacy training - Monday, April 26, 2010

Hill visits - Tuesday and Wednesday, 27 & 28, 2010

Meeting place: 

The Charles Sumner School

1201 17th Street, NW
 Washington, DC

 Georgia Delegation:  Coordinators Larry Cook, 678-313-0700 or Ernest Hopkins, III 404-694-1827 

 ldcaga@aol.com   ernesthopkins2004@yahoo.com  if you have any questions.

Please...   GET TESTED!!!  HIV Testing is a benefit to everyone who is sexually active or shares injection needles. For people who test positive, the advancements in the treatment of HIV make it important for people to know their status as soon as possible after infection. with treatment they can stay healthier longer. For people who test negative the HIV prevention counseling that accompanies the test is proven to help people reduce their risks so they remain negative.

AID Gwinnett provides HIV Testing services from 9 am to 7 pm on Tuesdays and from 9 am until 4 pm on Thursdays. The Rapid Test provides results in 20 minutes and no needles are used.

For more information contact Kyle Monroe-Spencer, Director of HIV Prevention Education at 678-990-6430. AID Gwinnett is located at 3075 Breckinridge Blvd., Suite 415 in Duluth GA.

For more information:

Name: Kyle Monroe-Spencer
Position: Director of Prevention Services
Email: Monroe-SpencerK@aidgwinnett.org
Phone: 678-9906430
Fax: 770-962-1291