08/30/2026
Sunday, August 30, is National Faith HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
For decades, communities of faith have been part of the response to HIV, offering support, opening doors, providing resources, and caring for people when they needed it most.
At AIDS Alabama South, we recognize the important role faith communities can play in changing how we talk about HIV, encouraging people to know their status, supporting access to prevention and care, and helping reduce stigma.
We have made incredible progress. HIV is treatable, prevention options are more effective than ever, and people living with HIV who reach and maintain an undetectable viral load cannot pass HIV on through s*x. U=U.
Today, we recognize the faith communities doing this work and encourage others to join us in creating a future where everyone can access HIV testing, prevention, treatment, care, and support with dignity and respect.