It is mid-November, where does the time go?
World AIDS Day is just around the corner, December 1st. We are hosting an event that evening. It is in Richmond Hill from 5-7pm, inquire at with me at [email protected] if interested in attending.
Leading up to and including World AIDS Day, and taking place over the last couple of weeks of November, is an awareness campaign we run annually. #RedforChange
A social media campaign, showcasing photos in red or donning the red ribbon, promoting support and creating awareness. Trying to end the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS.
See the video below
Creating awareness campaigns and promoting them, isn’t the tricky part. The tricky part, the lots of work part, is having that awareness and understanding, stick. From the video above, you can see we’re doing pretty good. But awareness and creating or promoting it, or keeping it alive, never really stops.
We thank our volunteers, friends, family and partner agencies. Community is what it is all about. It doesn’t just matter what I say or do, it takes a village, and I think we got that. We just need to continue moving forward and growing! Working together is when we make the difference.
By Mark Koning
Mark is the Manager of Communications & Operations with CAYR COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS. Mark is also an Author and Blogger of Challenging Barriers and The BIST Blog. (Brain Injury Society of Toronto)