Everyone needs to be tested. When you normalize knowing your status, you let everyone know how important it is. Get tested.

HIV education has expanded. Learn the real facts like how it’s manageable with treatment and ANYONE can get it.

Talking about health is hard. Talking about sexual health is harder. And a support system is crucial. Ask questions, learn facts.

Encourage talking PrEP to prevent HIV, especially if your loved one is at risk.

If your loved one is HIV positive, prompt them to get help.

There’s a lot of misinformation about HIV, but we can stop it by speaking up.

Test and normalize this as part of a well-rounded health routine. When we all know our status, we all help end HIV.

Support takes different forms. Help and volunteer when and where you can.

Brush up on your knowledge and keep sources on hand by visiting our FAQs.

Being an advocate for HIV means getting out there and doing some work! Donate money or supplies to an organization.

There are plenty of opportunities for you to give time to those looking for aid and support.

Doing your civic duty is crucial for you, your country, and the community you want to support. Make sure you’re registered to vote.

Misinformation causes stigma. Share facts to bust HIV myths. You can find helpful facts and education.