Piggs Peak Young People's Program.

13/03/2026

🌍 The rules for the next pandemic response are being negotiated right now.

The WHO Pandemic Agreement was adopted in 2025—but it cannot move forward until the Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing (PABS) Annex is finalized.

Through our campaign EU: Stop Blocking Health Equity, we are calling on European leaders to support binding equity provisions so that vaccines, diagnostics, and treatments are shared fairly in future global health emergencies.

What is decided now will shape pandemic response for a generation.

13/03/2026

⚠️ The WHO Pandemic Agreement cannot be ratified until the PABS Annex negotiations are completed.

This annex will determine how countries share virus samples used to develop vaccines, diagnostics, and treatments—and whether they will receive fair access to the tools created from them.

Through the campaign EU: Stop Blocking Health Equity, advocates are calling on the EU to support strong, binding benefit-sharing rules in the negotiations.

14/02/2026

No Condom. No Action.😊

13/02/2026

No Condom, No Action.😊💯

Condoms are essential to stopping STIs and HIV.�
Prevention cuts don’t save money—they cost lives.
Just Use It on International Condom Day and every day! 🫶

10/02/2026

No condom? No action. 🚫
Real confidence is protecting yourself and the people you care about.Protect yourself. Protect your partner.
Using a condom every time reduces the risk of HIV, STIs, and unplanned pregnancy.
Safe s*x is smart s*x. 💪

09/02/2026

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It is 4 days to International Condom Day - February 13th.
Love safely every-time, Protection is power.

01/12/2025

🌍 Why World AIDS Day still matters 🌍
World AIDS Day is more than a date on the calendar—it’s a reminder that the fight against HIV/AIDS isn’t over. Millions are living with HIV, many are newly diagnosed each year, and stigma continues to be a barrier to care and prevention.

This day gives us a moment to reflect on lives lost, celebrate progress made, and reignite our commitment to ending the epidemic. Together, we honor the past, support the present, and fight for a future where everyone is protected from HIV/AIDS. ❤️

14/11/2025

What is Diabetes?

Diabetes is a chronic condition where the body can't regulate blood sugar levels properly. There are two main types: Type 1 (body doesn't produce insulin) and Type 2 (body doesn't use insulin effectively).

Causes and Risk Factors

- Genetics
- Obesity
- Physical inactivity
- Unhealthy diet
- Age (45+)
- High blood pressure or cholesterol

Symptoms*

- Increased thirst and urination
- Fatigue
- Blurred vision
- Slow healing of cuts and wounds
- Tingling or numbness in hands/feet

Management and Treatment

- Healthy diet and meal planning
- Regular physical activity
- Monitoring blood sugar levels
- Medication or insulin therapy
- Regular health check-ups

Complications

- Heart disease and stroke
- Kidney damage
- Nerve damage
- Blindness
- Foot damage

Prevention

- Maintain a healthy weight
- Eat a balanced diet
- Stay physically active
- Manage stress
- Get regular check-ups

Diabetes requires ongoing management, but with the right treatment and lifestyle changes, people with diabetes can lead active and healthy lives. Awareness and education are key!

13/11/2025

As we celebrate the World's Kindness Day, Be Kind To Youself And Get Tested, It Is Completely Free. Now, That's Real Kindness. 💯☺️

07/11/2025

A "PrEP ring" refers to the dapivirine va**nal ring, a long-acting product that women can use for HIV prevention. It is a flexible silicone ring inserted into the va**na that slowly releases the antiretroviral drug dapivirine to reduce the risk of acquiring HIV-1 during va**nal s*x. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends it as an additional prevention option for women at substantial risk of HIV infection.

How it works
Releases medication: The ring contains dapivirine, an antiretroviral drug that blocks HIV from multiplying inside the body.
Long-acting: It is designed to be used for one month at a time.
User-controlled: Women can control when they use it, which can be empowering for managing their s*xual health.

Key features
Effectiveness: With consistent use, the dapivirine ring has been shown to reduce the risk of acquiring HIV by 50% or more.
Safety: It has a favorable safety profile and is considered a safe option, even for breastfeeding women, based on research.
Side effects: Some common side effects include urinary tract infections, va**nal discharge or itching, and pelvic pain, though these often resolve without interrupting use.
Availability: The dapivirine ring is the first long-acting, user-controlled, non-systemic HIV prevention product to be approved and is available in many countries.
Who it's for

Women: The ring is designed for women who are at substantial risk of acquiring HIV through va**nal in*******se.
Alternative to oral PrEP: It may be a good option for those who are unable or unwilling to take oral PrEP, or when oral PrEP is not available.

07/11/2025

04/10/2025

Get Tested Today.☺️