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MTV has produced a documentary to promote our key pro-social cause in conjunction with World Aids Day. Me, Myself and HIV, offers a first-hand, unrestricted look into what it’s really like to be young and HIV positive in 2010. This powerful self-narrated documentary explores two young people from very different backgrounds (America and Zambia) and how they confront the everyday reality of living with HIV.
The documentary will premiere on 1st Dec, and the full show will also be available for viewing online at www.mtvasia.com.
In the spirit of PLWHAs and their endurance caused by HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination, 10 cause-supportive volunteers will spin for 12 hours at Velocity@ Novena Square from 8am to 8pm on 27th November. Along with them, we are seeking 100 more riders to mark World AIDS Day with us, by spinning indoors at California Fitness, for 1 hour. Interested participants to contact 6254 0212 now, or email may.yong@afa.org.sg by 26th November.
For more World AIDS Day events see www.afa.org.sg/worldaidsday2010
Every year on 1st December, World AIDS Day is held to raise awareness of the AIDS/ HIV epidemic in the world. Various campaigns are held to empower communities to strengthen support for Persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and their loved ones who are affected. We showcase HIV/AIDS commitment on this day by organizing coordinated action such as educating communities about inclusion of PLWHA, prevention of HIV widespread and minimizing stigma against PLWHA. Find out more about what we are up to this year at www.afa.org.sg/worldaidsday2010 and volunteer with us!
As you might know, homosexual/gay men are at higher risk of infection with HIV. Recent data from multiple countries have shown a dramatic increase in the number of homosexual men who are getting infected across Asia. Data collected in this study
will help us to plan and improve HIV and sexually transmitted disease prevention and treatment programs for homosexual/gay men in Singapore.
Additional information for participants of the study can be found
here
. You can also contact us to find out more!




Positions Filled
We are scaling up our efforts and we are recruiting a new MSM programme coordinator.
Join us and be on the team to help us plan events, outreach,
raise awareness and campaigns for our community.
If you are someone who
- Likes to meet people,
- Highly motivated,
- Computer literate, competent in Microsoft Excel,
- Meticulous with an eye for details,
- Ablilty to work independently and meet tight deadlines,
- Caring, empathetic and willingness to place the interest of community before self,
You are the person we are looking for.
Call 6254 0212 for more information, or send your resume to Donovan at donovan.lo@afa.org.sg

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Event: Loving the Paper Plates & the Silver Screen
30th October, Fort Canning Park, 5pm til late.
All proceeds to women affected by HIV/AIDS.
Test your knowledge on HIV/AIDS. Win yourself a free anonymous testing coupon by participating in this simple quiz put together by Action for Aids Singapore. Click here to play now.
The World Health Organization recently awarded the prestigious 2010 Dr LEE Jong-wook Memorial Prize for Public Health to Action for AIDS (AfA).
AfA owes its success to you - our volunteers, friends, sponsors and stakeholders. To celebrate and to thank you for your continuous support and generosity, we would like to invite you to a cocktail reception.
The reception will take place at 6pm, Novotel Hotel ( Clark Quay ) on the 26 June 2010.
We would appreciate if you would RSVP your attendance to either or both of the events with Jesse Koh at 62540212 or jesse.koh@afa.org.sg by 25 June 2010.
Date: Saturday 26 June 2010
Venue: Novotel Hotel
177A River Valley Road
Singapore 179031
Time: 4pm, Annual General Meeting, Paprika Room 5th floor
6pm, Cocktail Reception,
Cinnamon Room 5th floor

Action for AIDS, Singapore awarded the prestigious 2010 Dr Lee Jong-wook Memorial Prize by the World Health Organisation Singapore 20 May 2010 – The World Health Organization (“WHO”) has awarded the 2010 Dr LEE Jong-wook Memorial Prize for Public Health (“the award”) to Action for AIDS, Singapore (“AfA”).
The award, in recognition of AfA’s outstanding contributions in HIV/AIDS education, care and advocacy, consists of a plaque and an amount of US$85, 000. It will be presented to Professor Roy Chan, founder and President of AfA, on 20 May 2010 by the President of the Sixty-third World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland.
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(Updated: 21 May 2010)
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