Hello my friends! In past days, I have shared with you the
stories of Indian culture, history, culinary, travel spots and many more. I
have received many positive responses from you, too. But, today I am going to discuss
a serious matter. Yes, you guess it right - HIV. I want to share the solution to overcome the fear, that comes in our mind, hearing the
word - HIV.
Tell me first, do you
really aware about HIV? Did you know there are 2.01 million people still in
India who live with HIV, or that there are about 80,000 people who get
infected every year? Not to mention the overall stigma & amp; prejudice associated with the
condition which marginalizes the infected and the lack of information that perpetuates all of these.
Bad news, indeed.
Good news, however, is
that HIV is preventable, manageable and a lot of it is just to do with
providing people the right
information with sensitivity and tact at the right time!
Ask IRA your questions
about HIV/AIDS at https://yes4me.net/IRA now.
Introducing IRA
IRA is a conversational
platform where people can seek answers to their pressing HIV/AIDS queries. She was created
to help people gain information about HIV and motivate people to manage HIV responsibly.
She is friendly and chatty and wants the world to be free of HIV.
IRA will be available on
the yes4me website. Anyone with an internet connection can access IRA which makes her a
powerful ally in the fight against HIV. Because of the stigma surrounding HIV, people can visit IRA
from the security of their own home and seek answers to urgent
questions without facing
any of the discrimination that they would face anywhere else.
With IRA by their side,
millions of Indians will be able to find the right information at the right
time and thus solve the
root cause that perpetuates HIV.
Let’s join hands to make
India HIV/AIDS free. You can reach IRA for all your questions from the
link below.
We would love to hear back
from you as your feedback makes IRA better!
#hivfreeindia #hiv #aids #rethinkhiv #speakouthiv #EndAIDS.
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