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Our 14th Annual New Hope & Lambertville AIDS WALK is happening this weekend on Sunday, October 6th. This is always an amazing fund raiser with equally amazing people! My heartfelt thanks go to our sponsors, walkers, volunteers, the river towns of New Hope & Lambertville and their police & staff, the High School, all those who have donated to our walkers, those businesses that have donated food and prizes, and especially to our AIDS WALK Committee, headed by our board member, Herb Andrus. Our hard working all-volunteer board also gets a huge thank you, for not only the AIDS WALK, …

HiTOPS was established in 1987 as a youth-focused healthcare and education center to address concerns for the HIV epidemic and requests for reproductive healthcare. Over HiTOPS 25 year history, programs and services have expanded to address the changing health needs of young people, ages 11 to 26, and to serve the increasing number of requests for services throughout the state. HiTOPS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the intended impact of healthy, empowered youth who make health-enhancing choices and avoid long-term negative health outcomes. To accomplish this, HiTOPS implements a 3-pronged model of health education (prevention and risk reduction), healthcare …

Located in Mercer County and expanding to other areas, for 30 years LifeTies has advanced its mission of providing quality care and services to youth in crisis due to sexual orientation, gender, abuse, neglect, homelessness and various health issues.  Through their four programs: RAINBOW HOUSE, group home for medically fragile female youth with HIV/AIDS, Lupus and/or Diabetes; TRIAD HOUSE, group home for abused and homeless LGBT youth; T.I.L.T. (Teen Independent Living Training), life skills program for adolescents; and MARY’S PLACE, permanent supportive housing program for aging out youth, many lives have been changed for the better. FACT is honored to …

World AIDS Day on 1 December brings together people from around the world to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and demonstrate international solidarity in the face of the pandemic. The day is an opportunity for public and private partners to spread awareness about the status of the pandemic and encourage progress in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care in high prevalence countries and around the world. Between 2011-2015, World AIDS Days will have the theme of “Getting to zero: zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS related deaths”. The World AIDS Campaign focus on “Zero AIDS related deaths” signifies a push …

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I can’t believe that we are now in August and I am writing to you about the September and December BINGO Events and the October 6th Annual AIDS Walk…this year is moving right along for sure! The John Lennon Art Show and Sale sponsored by Yoko Ono and FACT gave us a door donation of $2,600.00. I want to give a big FACT thank you to Yoko Ono and Legacy Productions for including FACT as part of this event. Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS (BC/EFA) granted FACT another $5,000.00 this year. The Bucks County Playhouse will be hosting the BC/EFA and …

  Millions more people could get access to life-saving HIV drug therapy, following a landmark study led by Australian researchers based at the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales (UNSW). The researchers have found a lower daily dose of an important HIV drug therapy is safe and as effective in suppressing the virus as the standard recommended dose. The findings have been presented at the International AIDS Society Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. “This has the potential to affect the treatment of millions of HIV positive people,” says UNSW Professor Sean Emery, the protocol chairperson of the …