Improving Access to Prevention and Care for Health Equity
No matter the location.
No matter the circumstance.
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) is a day to increase awareness about HIV and encourage people to get involved in prevention efforts, get tested, and seek treatment if they are living with HIV.
Thursday, February 5
2:00 PM CST / 3:00 PM EST
Advancing HIV Awareness & Prevention
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day highlights the importance of HIV prevention, routine testing, and early care. Our approach focuses on access, understanding, and respectful, judgment-free services that support individuals at every stage of their health journey.
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NBHAAD Webinar 2025
Prevention, Testing, and Community Care
This observance brings attention to the ongoing need for accessible HIV testing and prevention resources in Black communities. By expanding outreach and providing supportive care, we work to remove barriers and promote health equity.
Why National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Matters
Black communities continue to face a disproportionate impact of HIV due to longstanding healthcare inequities. National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day emphasizes the importance of awareness, early detection, and community-based care as critical tools for improving health outcomes.
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