On the World AIDS Awareness Day
The Afghan Solidarity Committee (ASC) Led by Mr. Mohammad Qais Malikzada collaborated with the BOSCO Health Team to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS within the community. Led by Mr. Faizan, the BOSCO team distributed red ribbons, the universal symbol of hope and solidarity, encouraging people to unite in the fight against HIV/AIDS. This joint initiative aimed to educate and empower individuals by providing accurate information about HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment. ASC and BOSCO emphasized the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS and fostering an environment of compassion and support for those living with the condition. Through the campaign, participants wore the red ribbon proudly, symbolizing their commitment to a future free of discrimination. Informative sessions, open discussions, and interactive activities further strengthened the community’s understanding of the challenges faced by people with HIV/AIDS. By working together, ASC and BOSCO showcased the power of collective action in addressing public health issues, inspiring individuals to spread awareness and support efforts to build a healthier and more inclusive society.
Mohammad Qais Malikzada
12/1/20241 min read
On World AIDS Awareness Day, the Afghan Solidarity Committee (ASC) Led by Mr. Mohammad Qais Malikzada collaborated with the BOSCO Health Team to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS within the community. Led by Mr. Mohammad Faizan, the BOSCO team distributed red ribbons, the universal symbol of hope and solidarity, encouraging people to unite in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
This joint initiative aimed to educate and empower individuals by providing accurate information about HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment. ASC and BOSCO emphasized the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS and fostering an environment of compassion and support for those living with the condition.
Through the campaign, participants wore the red ribbon proudly, symbolizing their commitment to a future free of discrimination. Informative sessions, open discussions, and interactive activities further strengthened the community’s understanding of the challenges faced by people with HIV/AIDS.
By working together, ASC and BOSCO showcased the power of collective action in addressing public health issues, inspiring individuals to spread awareness and support efforts to build a healthier and more inclusive society.