Central Florida HIV Planning Council

06/12/2026

Here's an update on the meeting locations for our remaining June meetings:

👉 06/16 Ryan White Community Meeting @ 6:00 PM
📍Second Harvest Food Bank - 411 Mercy Drive, Orlando, FL 32805

👉 06/18 Executive Committee Meeting @ 2:00 PM
📍Florida Department of Health - Central Location, 832 W Central Blvd, Orlando, FL 32805 , Gardenia Conference Room, 4th floor

👉 06/24 Planning Council Business Meeting @ 6:00 PM
📍Second Harvest Food Bank - 411 Mercy Drive, Orlando, FL 32805

All meetings are open to the public and can also be joined online:
https://hfuw.webex.com/join/cfhpc

Meeting number:
2536 037 1689

Check out our website calendar for more details: centralfloridahivpc.com/calendar/

06/12/2026

🕊️ ❤️🧡💛 June 12, 2016 💚💙💜 🕊️
Ten years ago today, our community was forever changed. Today, and always, we remember and honor the lives of the 49 Angels, we continue to stand with the families and survivors and we show the world we are Orlando United.
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Hace diez años, nuestra comunidad cambió para siempre. Hoy, y en el futuro, recordaremos y honraremos la memoria de nuestros 49 ángeles, seguiremos apoyando a los familiares y sobrevivientes y mostraremos al mundo que somos Orlando United.

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

Please join us on Tuesday, June 16th at 6:00 PM for our next Ryan White Community Meeting at Second Harvest Food Bank! This month's topic is: Building Community Resiliency.

The Ryan White Community Meeting is an informative, productive, and resource-centered meeting for people with HIV (PWH). While the public is welcomed to this meeting, this is a safe space for local PWH to be informed on the latest Planning Council activities, local Ryan White Program Part A & B updates, receive monthly life-focused presentations, and more.

📍 Meeting location:
Second Harvest Food Bank
411 Mercy Drive, Orlando, FL 32805

❗Please be aware that Heart of Florida United Way is not currently available as a meeting location.

RWHAP clients needing transportation assistance to attend can contact PCS:
📞 (407) 835-0906
📩 [email protected]

We hope to see you there!

Can't make it in person? Join us online:
https://hfuw.webex.com/join/cfhpc

06/10/2026

Save the Date! The Central Florida HIV Planning Council's 2026 World AIDS Day event will be held on Tuesday, December 1st, 2026.

This year's theme is 45 Years Together: United & Unbreakable, in recognition of the 45 years that have passed since the first reported cases of what would become the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

06/08/2026

Meeting Location Update:

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our June 11th Service Systems Planning & Quality (SSPQ) Committee meeting will be held at FDOH Central, located at 832 W Central Blvd, Orlando, FL 32805, in the Central Auditorium - Gardenia.

More information on meeting locations for the remainder of June will be shared here and on our website calendar as locations are confirmed: centralfloridahivpc.com/calendar

Thank you for your understanding!

06/05/2026

Meeting Location Update:

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our June 9th Membership & Engagement Committee meeting will be held at FDOH Central, located at 832 W Central Blvd, Orlando, FL 32805, in the Central Auditorium - Gardenia.

More information on meeting locations for the remainder of June will be shared here and on our website calendar as locations are confirmed: centralfloridahivpc.com/calendar

Thank you for your understanding!

06/05/2026

June 5 is HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day. First observed in 2014, it’s a day to honor long-term survivors of HIV and raise awareness about their needs, issues, and journeys.

The selection of June 5 for this annual observance coincides with the anniversary of the first official reporting of what became known as the AIDS epidemic on June 5, 1981, when the CDC first reported on five cases of a mysterious disease affecting young gay men. June 5, 1981 is considered the start of the AIDS pandemic. (Source: AIDSVu.org)

Visit hltsad.org to learn more.

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

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Learn more: cdc.gov/HIVTreatment