Oct 2310 likesJoin us in Chapel Hill on Halloween from 1P-4P for #NoTricksJustTreats: A Black Women’s Wellness Experience.Free to attend; sign-up link in our bio! We hope to see you there! 👻🎃 #NCHIV #EllaHerImpact
NC AIDS Action NetworkImpactin 6 numbers
202530advocates trained- 2026more than26scheduled meetings with policymakers
20254listening tours held- 2025over175people at a statewide convening
- 2025over170people at My Speaks events
- 2025over200community members engaged
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The North Carolina AIDS Action Network improves the lives of people living with HIV & AIDS and affected communities through outreach and public education, policy advocacy, and community-building to increase visibility and mutual support of people living with HIV & AIDS throughout our state.
The North Carolina AIDS Action Network envisions a state that values the voices, knowledge, and life experiences of people living with HIV & AIDS; where HIV education and healthcare are accessible, fact-based, compassionate, and without moral judgment; and where people living with HIV & AIDS live in a community of mutual support and are treated as whole individuals worthy of love, respect, and dignity.
The North Carolina AIDS Action Network was initially birthed out of the need to end the state’s HIV Medication Assistance Program (formerly known as the AIDS Drug Assistance Program) waitlist, once the longest in the nation. As a result of the North Carolina AIDS Action Network’s advocacy, North Carolina’s HIV Medication Assistance Program ended its waitlist and remains fully funded.