HIV Awareness and Action Network -HAAN

HIV Awareness and Action Network -HAAN Our project aims to end HIV and AIDS as a public health threat in Malawi by 2030.

We focus on supporting marginalized groups, including men who have s*x with men (MSM), transgender individuals (TG), people who inject drugs (PWID), and s*x workers (SWs).

20/08/2026

📻 Tune in tonight!

HIVSA’s Programme Manager for Limpopo, Mr Rabelani Netsh*tongwe, will join Univen FM at 19:10 for an important conversation about HIV prevention in South Africa.

The discussion will unpack the latest HIV prevalence figures released by Stats SA and explore why new HIV infections continue despite the significant progress made through treatment programmes.

With a particular focus on Limpopo, the conversation will examine:

🔴 HIV prevention efforts
🟡 Access to PrEP
🟢 The vulnerability of young people
🔴 The impact of stigma
🟡 What more can be done to prevent new infections

Treatment saves lives, but prevention remains essential. Join the conversation as we explore how knowledge, access and community-led action can move us closer to an HIV-free generation.

📅 Tonight, 17 August 2026
🕖 19:10
📍 Univen FM

20/08/2026

Protect Yourself with HIV PrEP

HIV PrEP is a medication that reduces the risk of getting HIV by up to 99%. There are different forms of HIV PrEP so individuals can find the best fit their body and their needs – these options include daily pills or injections (every 2 months or every 6 months).

HIV PrEP is a great fit for anyone that does not know the STI status of their s*xual partner(s). HIV PrEP can help individuals stay confident and in control of their s*xual health. Pro Tip: Individuals can also use condoms and lubricant to help reduce their risk of other STI’s.

The Sexual Wellness Center offers walkin, low to no cost HIV PrEP initiation and management. HIV PEP is also available for individuals that engaged in unprotected s*x within the last 3 days (72 hours).

Walk in during clinic hours or call (315) 435-3236 to schedule an appointment.
Location: Civic Center, basement suite 80.

https://onondaga.gov/health/s*xual-wellness/

Anzanu akubayitsa!musachedwe. Sankhani PrEP!
20/08/2026

Anzanu akubayitsa!
musachedwe.
Sankhani PrEP!

mwezi uno tikambeko za PrEP. Kodi mukudziwa kuti pali mitundu ingapo ya PrEP ndipo inu muli ndi ufulu kusankha nokha ame...
06/08/2026

mwezi uno tikambeko za PrEP.
Kodi mukudziwa kuti pali mitundu ingapo ya PrEP ndipo inu muli ndi ufulu kusankha nokha amene mukufuna!

19/03/2026

Osaopa! Ife a Chipatala tili ndi chinsisi. Zotsatira zanu sitizalengeza iyayi🤐

19/03/2026

Ena nkumati, "KODI NDINGAYEZETSE KUTI?"...

Pitani ku chipatala chilichonse cha boma chomwe muli nacho pafupi! Akakuthandizani mwa ndondomeko.

Osaopa. Pangani chisankho chabwino. Kayezetseni!
18/03/2026

Osaopa. Pangani chisankho chabwino. Kayezetseni!

Agulu, munthu asazakunamizeni. HIV sitiyeza ndi maso!
17/03/2026

Agulu, munthu asazakunamizeni. HIV sitiyeza ndi maso!

17/03/2026

Tiyeni tikayezetse HIV lero!!

This month marks HAAN Awareness Month, a time dedicated to strengthening conversations around HIV awareness, prevention,...
16/03/2026

This month marks HAAN Awareness Month, a time dedicated to strengthening conversations around HIV awareness, prevention, and testing in Malawi.
Knowing your HIV status remains one of the most powerful steps a person can take to protect their health and the health of their community. When people know their status, they are able to access treatment early, protect their partners, and live long and healthy lives. Yet many people still delay testing because of fear, stigma, or lack of information.
Through the Challenge, everyone is being encouraged to take action and become part of the movement to end HIV as a public health threat by 2030.
Here is how you can participate:
1. Take a photo, record a short video, or write a message about why knowing your HIV status is important to you.
2. Share it on your page using ,
3. Tag three friends and encourage them to do the same.

Your voice can help normalize HIV testing, fight stigma, and inspire someone else to take that important step.

This month, let us start conversations, support one another, and remind Malawi that knowing your status saves lives.

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Lilongwe

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