What we Do
ASK US (Adolescents Seeking Knowledge Understanding Safer Sex)
Currently we have programs at AID Atlanta designed specifically for youth ages 13 to 18.
ASK US TEENS-A council of young leaders dedicated to promoting safer sex among his/her peers and raising overall awareness of the impact of HIV/AIDS impact on youth.
ASK US Workshops-Workshops designed specifically for youth committed agencies to emphasize risk reduction, self worth, HIV/AIDS knowledge, and empowerment
ASK US Schools- Abstinence-based HIV and AIDS information for middle and high schools from a personal perspective. Individuals infected and affected by HIV share their experiences and knowledge to dispel myths and misconceptions about HIV and people living with virus.
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Upcoming Events
Join us for “A T-shirt Affair”
We would like to extend a cordial invitation to the community to come out and show support of “A T-shirt Affair” presented by the Metro-wide Atlanta Youth Advocacy Coalition (MAYAC) ages 13-24. This will be held on the last Saturday of the month, February 27th from 4-6 p.m. @ Atlanta Metropolitan College.
The event will showcase an artistic fashion show uniting youth throughout Metropolitan Atlanta as ONE voice to promote HIV/AIDS related concerns: awareness, education, testing and other issues in the community.
Please RSVP to askusteens@aidatlanta.org by February 23rd.
We look forward to seeing you there!
MLK Day Breakfast/Rally/March
Please come out and join us this Monday beginning @ 10 a.m
For more details, contact Craig Washington at 404-870-7760 or by email.
Georgia AIDS & STD InfoLine
Call 1-800-551-2728, where caring and compassionate staff are trained to provide the information you need and point you in the right direction.
AID Atlanta
A non-profit organization providing education and support services for people living with HIV and AIDS.