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Austin residents attend conference to combat AIDS in black communities
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Last week’s event brought residents and experts together to discuss treatments and intervention methods they hope could save lives.
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Last week’s event brought residents and experts together to discuss treatments and intervention methods they hope could save lives.
A former Austin resident shares her story of being diagnosed in prison, an optional test now required by a new law, which she says saved her life.
Members focus on awareness and prevention education, and promote public services available to those living with the illness.
The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. at Universal Family Connection’s facility at 1350 W. 103rd St.
Don’t miss Saturday’s performance, which aims to increase awareness among African-American youths who are at higher risk for the disease.
The East and West Garfield Prevention Coalition recently held a training session that included free testing.
Volunteers with the AIDS Foundation of Chicago will be at the Austin YMCA tomorrow handing out information, food and condoms.
To volunteer April 28 or 29th, contact the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.