world aids day 2010

This year the World AIDS Campaign is working to promote the Light for Rights campaign. Light for Rights events are taking place on every continent this World AIDS Day!

WHAT TOUCHES ALL, MUST BE SHARED BY ALL

WHAT TOUCHES ALL, MUST BE SHARED BY ALL. with this motto to bring a revolution in the attitute of the people through out the world and to generate awareness on the menace of AIDS. Our foundation along with UNAIDS has started incessant efforts for last four years on WORLD AIDS DAY.
In 2002 our foundation put first camp distributed badges and leaflets In 2003 we organised seminar with the slogan LIVE AND LET LIVE,where many dignataries participated to make our mission successful. In 2004 we conducted an awareness camp with the thematic focus on women, girls and HIV and AIDS. to help people to think anew and in cource of discussions varios awareness of solution opened up. Our main thurst this year is upon the STUDENT COMMUNITY,who are the future citizens and to add to their knowledge not only much informations and positive thinking, but also the hope_ AN AIDS FREE WORLD.
We firmly believe that prevention is better then cure and so is our all_ out efforts.
STOP AIDS MAKE THE PROMISE
your cooperation in this endevour is highly solicited

MANJIT DADA will visit Indian states for awareness programms on HIV/AIDS and work for the upcoming project of

CATCH the voice of swami vivekananda cultural foundation

The Secretary-General Message for World AIDS Day, 1 December 2010

29 November, 2010

Secretary-General Ban and Viet Nam Deputy Prime Minister H.E. Truong Vinh Trong talking to people living with HIV on Methadone for drug dependence and antiretroviral treatment at Tu Liem health care centre. 29 October 2010. Credit: UN Viet Nam/Doan Bao Chau

Next year will mark the 30th anniversary of the AIDS epidemic. This milestone offers a moment to reflect — and to renew our resolve.

Over the past three decades, AIDS has caused untold suffering and death. But another story has unfolded through the years, one of the global community uniting with passion to take action and save lives. These efforts are making a real difference around the world.

Fewer people are becoming infected with HIV. Millions of people have gained access to HIV treatment. More women are now able to prevent their babies from becoming infected with HIV. Travel restrictions for people living with HIV are being lifted by many countries, as stigma gives way — still too slowly — to compassion and recognition of human rights.

With commitment and solidarity, this movement is helping the world turn the corner on the AIDS epidemic. We have finally reached the first part of Millennium Development Goal 6 — by halting and beginning to reverse the spread of HIV. We must continue to chart a new and bold path ahead.

Our common goal is clear: universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. We must also work to make the AIDS response sustainable.

Three decades into this crisis, let us set our sights on achieving the “three zeros” — zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths. On this World AIDS Day, let us pledge to work together to realize this vision for all of the world’s people

MANJIT DADA CEO WITH STUDENTS IN CHANDIGARH (INDIA)

world aids day 2010

MANJIT DADA CEO with students on world aids day 2010

in CHANDIGARH (INDIA)