Information for Professionals
World AIDS Day Resources
Information about World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day is celebrated every year on December 1st. It is an
internationally recognised day of reflection for those affected and effected by
HIV. The day is an opportunity to take part in celebration of the lives of those
effected by HIV, education about the virus and fundraising in support of local
and national agencies working with people who are affected by the virus.
There are many pages on the Internet that talk about HIV and it can be difficult trying to find resources that are suitable for your school or college. We have provided a short list of the websites that we think are most suitable for young people and have information that is credible.
World AIDS day is about highlighting the HIV virus, recognising stigma and prejudice, and education about how transmission can occur.
We hope that you are able to use some of the resources we have provided in your school or college and have a great World AIDS Day.
Ordering Resources
We can supply a number of other resources such as leaflets, posters and even balloons to organisations in the Hampshire area. To make an order either fill in and post the above order form to us, or click on the link below for an online form.
NEW posters, leaflets, balloons and other resources have been added for World AIDS Day 2008!
Downloads
Each of these resources is in Adobe Acrobat format. Click on each resource that you'd like to download for reading or printing.
School Packs
The link below has several excellent materials designed for secondary schools it is a practical resource for teachers providing suggestions on how to integrate HIV into the national curriculum for different subjects within key stages three and four. It includes lesson plans, ideas for assemblies and HIV fact sheets.
The materials available from the site include:
- Introduction
- HIV Facts
- Lesson plans - key stage 3
- Lesson plans - key stage 4
- Teaching about HIV in PSHE
- Assemblies and other ideas
- Further information and resources
Further Web Based Resources
Avert www.avert.org
Health Protection Agency www.hpa.org.uk
National AIDS Trust www.nat.org.uk
The Terrence Higgins Trust www.tht.org.uk
UNAIDS www.unaids.org