AID Atlanta

Set up a recurring monthly donation and give a gift that will last all year long! Donate online here: aidatlanta.org/donatenow

Looking for a great way to train and support a good cause? Join Riders For Hope our cycling team for AV/200! All levels of experience are welcome! Ride the entire 200 miles, or participate in just a leg! Register online at www.av200.org. Questions? Just ask!

Today is Election Day for the Georgia Runoffs! Polls are open from 7 am to 7 pm so, make your voice heard! For voting info & polling places, visit www.mvp.sos.ga.gov #AIDATL #GeorgiaRunoff #YourVoteMatters #ElectionDay

January is a perfect time to take an HIV test! Start the year off knowing your status. AID Atlanta offers free HIV testing daily, including options for home testing kits. There is no reason not to know your status. Visit www.aidatlanta.org for more details. #awarenessiskey #AIDATL #athometesting #knowyourstatus

Connect with us in 2021! Follow us on all our social media channels to stay up to date on our latest news & happenings! You can also Text AIDATL to 56501 to receive text message updates from AID Atlanta. Message & Data Rates May Apply. You can unsubscribe at any time by texting STOP to 56501. Text HELP to 56501 for help. [Link to Organization's Privacy Policy]

The holidays are over, but the pandemic isn’t! Wear a mask. Wash your hands. Keep your distance. For more health information visit aidatlanta.org!

AID Atlanta is closed today for New Year’s Day. We will reopen on Monday, January 4, 2021 at 9 a.m. Have a safe and Happy New Year!

If you are voting in person tomorrow, make your plan today! Go to your My Voter page for info https://www.mvp.sos.ga.gov/MVP/mvp.do Dekalb has polling location changes info here https://www.dekalbcountyga.gov//DeKalbPollingLocationChang Fulton has polling location changes here https://www.fultoncountyga.gov//polling-site-changes-for-n Vote.org https://www.vote.org/ has helpful information to find polling places and check on your ballot.... Exercise your voice tomorrow November 3rd!

AID Atlanta will be closed on Friday, January 1, 2021 for New Year’s Day. We will reopen on Monday, January 4, 2021 at 9 a.m. Have a safe and Happy New Year! #AIDATL #HappyNewYear

In the business of our day-to-day HIV work, we don't necessarily think of the many lives lost to HIV. We're supporting those who are living with HIV today and working to drive positive health outcomes for them. World AIDS Day is a designated time to stop and deliberately memorialize those that we've lost to HIV. For me, it's a time to reflect on those who have had so much impact on my life, and how their lost lives have shaped my understanding of HIV and the unique challenges associated with it. I'm committed to continuing to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS so that people realize that we still have so much work to do to educate our communities and rid these communities of stigma. LaTonya Morrisette, AID Atlanta Donate to support our work: aidatlanta.org/worldaidsday

Just a reminder that SELF CARE isn’t SELFISH! Taking care of you is taking care of others, too! AID Atlanta offers outpatient behavioral health services including mental health assessments, and therapy for adults. We understand that caring for one’s mental health is as important as caring for your physical health. For details, visit: aidatlanta.org/services-landing

GEORGIA - YOUR WORK ISN'T DONE! Elections aren't over! Be sure to request your ballot TODAY for the January 5th US Senate Runoff Elections! Request your ballot online: ballotrequest.sos.ga.gov #AIDATL #VOTE #YourVoteYourVoice #VoteHealthcare

World AIDS Day is a reminder that while there have been great advancements to save lives throughout the world, there is still work to be done till there is a cure or zero transmissions. It also serves as a reminder that we must work together to remove the stigma. Stigma is one of the key indicators where transmission rates are still occurring. I look back on the pandemic as one that has seen growth and prosperity but still WE have work to do. As President of Joining Hearts, whose mission is to raise awareness and funds to support prevention, care, and housing assistance to those impacted by HIV/AIDS in Atlanta, I will strive to continue to educate, support the efforts of our beneficiaries, and partners to eradicate this disease. Jerry Henderson, Joining Hearts Donate to support our work: aidatlanta.org/worldaidsday

Do you shop at Kroger? If so, you can support our work effortlessly every time you shop! All you have to do is register your Kroger card to give to AID Atlanta. This does not take any points or discounts away from you personally. 1. Go to www.kroger.com to sign in to (or create) your Kroger.com account. Once you sign in, you can see your dashboard. 2. On the left side of your dashboard, under My Account, click on Community Rewards. 3. Search for and select AID Atlanta (#T1211...3). Once you select us, you should see our name and enrolled under donation status. 4. That’s it! Thanks for YOUR support!! #AIDATL #KrogerRewards #HopeNeedsHelp

Repost from @rockthevote #Georgia!! We've got good news from some upcoming birthdays. If you are turning 18 by January 5th, 2021 you will be eligible to vote in the next election as we head into runoffs in the state. ... Get registered before the December 7th deadline at RockTheVote.org or at the link in our bio.

To me World AIDS Day means we are still fighting for a cure, that people are still suffering and we have to keep fighting. In order to keep moving towards an AIDS-free Georgia, I will continue to spread information and knowledge about abstinence, monogamy, PrEP and safe sex practices until we end this. Nicole Paige Brooks, Drag Icon Donate to support our work: aidatlanta.org/worldaidsday

Free Rapid HIV tests & STI Testing are offered onsite daily. For more information regarding AID Atlanta's HIV Testing Program please call The Georgia AIDS & STI Info line at (800) 551-2728.

World AIDS Day is the one day in the year when all of usevery race, nationality, gender, age, ability, and orientation-- pause to think about AIDS. We remember those we have lost, recommit to fighting for those living with HIV/AIDS, and work to prevent new HIV infections so that we can collectively write this pandemic into the history books. Jon Santos, AID Atlanta Donate to support our work: aidatlanta.org/worldaidsday

In 2016, black women accounted for 60% of all new HIV infections in women in the USA, despite only making up 13% of the entire population (Source: CDC). Sisters With A Voice is a program focused on educating and advocating for these women. For more information on how to get involved, please email [email protected].

World AIDS Day means survivorship, leadership, & longevity. I’ve watched people thriving with HIV/AIDS beat Covid-19! I’m committed to working forward to an AIDS free Georgia by supporting and creating spaces to educate and reach Women & Youth. By understanding there is no such thing as an AIDS FREE Generation without focusing on the next generations commitment to it! Masonia Traylor, HIV Advocate & Activist Donate to support our work: aidatlanta.org/worldaidsday

PrEP is a once daily pill to help prevent HIV. To find out if this is right for you and your needs, please visit: aidatlanta.org/prep

World AIDS Day is a time when I remember the friends and loved ones lost to this terrible disease. It is also a reminder of our call to action, to support global efforts to prevent new HIV infections, increase HIV awareness and knowledge, and support those living with HIV. HIV impacts all of us, no matter who we are or where we live. HIV medicines are available to help people with HIV live long, healthy lives and prevent HIV transmission. However more needs to be accomplished... in the domestic and global fight against HIV. We need to continue following the science, making smarter investments, and supporting a sustained, collective response. Working with our elected officials, corporations and others who are focused on this pandemic, to expand the quality of treatment for all people living with HIV: Filling the treatment gap. Attention must be given to addressing the greatest inequities in access to treatment in order to reach those left behind. Nick St. Lewis, Delta Air Lines Donate to support our work: aidatlanta.org/worldaidsday

AID Atlanta remains committed to the safety and well being of our entire community. We ask that you wear a mask to protect yourself and others! Support our work by making a donation here: aidatlanta.org/donatenow