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HIV/AIDS Awareness

Approximately 5.8 million people in the Asia-Pacific region are living with HIV, with Indonesia among the most affected countries. Despite global progress, the region faces rising AIDS-related deaths, largely due to persistent gaps in prevention, education, and access to healthcare. Stigma and misinformation continue to isolate individuals living with HIV, making awareness and education more critical than ever.

Since 2003, ASA Foundation has been at the forefront of HIV/AIDS awareness, partnering with trusted organizations like UNICEF, Church World Service (CWS), and World Vision to reach vulnerable communities in Bangladesh and Indonesia. Our approach goes beyond traditional education - we aim to change mindsets, break stigmas, and empower communities to support those affected.

Through a combination of:

  • Training of Trainers (ToT) workshops for educators, community leaders, and health workers,
  • Youth Development (YD) activities that engage young people in open, stigma-free discussions, and
  • Inclusive Edu-Sports programs that use the power of play to foster understanding and empathy,

we help communities:

  • Improve the quality and accessibility of HIV/AIDS education, ensuring information reaches even the most marginalized groups.
  • Build the capacity of educators and community leaders to deliver accurate, compassionate, and stigma-free education.
  • Create safe, inclusive learning environments where individuals feel empowered to seek help, ask questions, and support one another.

By integrating HIV/AIDS awareness into schools, sports programs, and community spaces, ASA Foundation not only educates but also fosters resilience, empathy, and social inclusion. Together, we’re not just fighting a virus - we’re building healthier, more informed, and compassionate communities.

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