AIDS foundation in India

since these non-profit organizations are non profit, finance is also a concern. Providing voluntary testing and counseling that will show us how many people are in fact infected, and give us a better idea of how we could help. Some people see is it a threat that is put out there to ruin our lives. They have placed ads in the newspaper that are related to HIV/AIDS, installed panels relating to AIDS on 200 DTC buses, hoarding on petrol pumps and colleges, kiosks on G. What I mean by another sector of the same company is, if there is a organization such as Modicare for example, they can have there own AIDS foundation. The National AIDS control programme phase 2 (NACP2) a government based foundation is a big competitor in the game. Setting up IEC and awareness campaigns, that work with the media and the local people in education and spreading awareness. Some people rather here what the government has to here, again its that idea of how the higher authority is the one that should be listened to. If the NGOs are funded by a different company, the company could change its focus and leave that NGO penniless. For example the governments IEC programs have passed on the message through televison programs, radio, and screened many films. road displaying the message of safe sex to the workers, putting up bill boards, and distributing stickers having a HIV/AIDS message. It will also encourage the community to except the fact that someone has AIDS and reduce the social stigma surrounding it. Reduce transmission by blood transfusion and occupational exposure, which would ensure that blood transfer is safe, cheap and convenient. Obviously, once someone has AIDS they can’t be cured, so the only answer is making sure that they don’t get infected in the first place.