Anyone can be infected with HIV. It does not matter age, gender, nationality or social status. Even a tattoo from a young age can be a source of infection. A woman infected with HIV can pass the virus to her child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding.
People without a home, documents and registration are often unable to get medical care and find out their HIV status. But it is necessary to do so to keep themselves healthy and not spread the infection further. This concerns all of us. And only by working together can we reduce the spread of the HIV epidemic.
We, the Charity Hospital team, are addressing the problem of access to medical care. Our doctors, social workers and volunteers help people in need: the homeless, the poor and the elderly. As part of HIV prevention, we conduct rapid testing and inform people about HIV infection.
Take action together with us! Your contribution will help to conduct 48 counseling sessions for homeless people.
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