Living with HIV presents certain challenges, no matter what your age. But, older people with HIV different issues than their younger counterparts, including greater social isolation and loneliness. Stigma negatively affects people's quality of life, self-image, and behaviors. These may prevent them disclosing their HIV status or even seek HIV care. In understanding the behavioral and Social Aspects of HIV, we look at the developmental and cultural adaptations based on social and behavioral intervention to improve programs and their impact on HIV. Until there is a CURE, HIV and aging will continue to support, educate and provide hopefully provide a little laughter along the way.
Living with HIV presents certain challenges, no matter what your age. But, older people with HIV different issues than their younger counterparts, including greater social isolation and loneliness. Stigma negatively affects people's quality of life, self-image, and behaviors. These may prevent them disclosing their HIV status or even seek HIV care. In understanding the behavioral and Social Aspects of HIV, we look at the developmental and cultural adaptations based on social and behavioral intervention to improve programs and their impact on HIV. Until there is a CURE, HIV and aging will continue to support, educate and provide hopefully provide a little laughter along the way.
Living with HIV presents certain challenges, no matter what your age. But, older people with HIV different issues than their younger counterparts, including greater social isolation and loneliness. Stigma negatively affects people's quality of life, self-image, and behaviors. These may prevent them disclosing their HIV status or even seek HIV care. In understanding the behavioral and Social Aspects of HIV, we look at the developmental and cultural adaptations based on social and behavioral intervention to improve programs and their impact on HIV. Until there is a CURE, HIV and aging will continue to support, educate and provide hopefully provide a little laughter along the way.
Calendar of Events
Committee Meetings - periodic Thursdays at 6PM via Zoom
Second Friday of each Month Meet and Greet at The Montrose Center room 106 630-830P
February 7: National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
March 10: National Women (and Girls) HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
March 20: National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
May 19: National Asian and Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
June 5: HIV Long-term Survivors Awareness Day
August 19, 2022 Hamburger Mary's Drag Show and Dinner 630-9PM Free Dinner and non-alcoholic drinks, cash bar 1008 Prairie Street 77002
August 27: MC’s annual Kindred Spirits dance is back in-person! Join us on Saturday,
August 27 from 7 PM - 12 AM at The Ballroom at Bayou Place and celebrate with over 500 LGBTQ+ women and friends. New this year is a VIP Decadent Desserts Reception featuring a spread of delicious desserts and a hosted wine and beer bar. Purchase your tickets or reserve your table today!
August 29: National Faith HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
September 18: National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day - Pool Party @ 6654 Park Ln 77023
September 27: National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
October 14, 2022 for our annual "Out for Good" gala, honoring Linda Morales! Held in celebration of National Coming Out Day, Out for Good will feature a delicious dinner, inspiring program, and great company while honoring Linda Morales and her amazing contributions to our community. Purchase tickets or tables at the lowest pricing now!
October 15: National LatinX AIDS Awareness Day
December 1: World AIDS Day - Celebration December 3, 2022