Minority Alliance for Advocating Community Awareness, Inc. 

Going pink is about more than wearing a ribbon. It is an opportunity to learn about breast health, encourage conversations about screening, and show up for people affected by breast cancer. MAACA’s “Go Pink” message brings these goals together: educate, support, and empower. We stand with people receiving treatment, celebrate survivors, honor those we have lost, and recognize the families and caregivers walking alongside them. Awareness becomes meaningful when it leads to act

Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued in their relationships. Domestic violence can take away that sense of safety, sometimes through behaviors that are difficult to recognize or explain. MAACA’s domestic violence awareness message centers on education, compassion, and support for survivors. By learning the warning signs and responding without judgment, we can help build communities where people feel less alone and more supported. If you are experiencing abuse

Taking care of your mental health is part of taking care of you. It deserves attention, compassion, and support—not shame or judgment. At MAACA, we believe in communities where people feel supported, respected, and empowered to seek help. Our mental health awareness message is simple: you are not alone, and you do not have to navigate difficult moments on your own. Whether you are managing everyday stress, noticing changes in how you feel, or concerned about someone you love,

El Mes de la Herencia Hispana es una oportunidad para celebrar las contribuciones extraordinarias de las comunidades latinas, pero también debería impulsarnos a enfrentar las desigualdades que aún siguen siendo inaceptables. Nuestra trayectoria incluye una larga historia de organizaciones lideradas por latinos que prestan servicios a las poblaciones latinas en la defensa de los derechos relacionados con el VIH y otros ámbitos. Organizaciones como LULAC, LCOA y Waves Ahead, co

National HIV Testing Day is a time to empower ourselves and our Tallahassee community by taking charge of our sexual health. We believe that true hope begins with awareness, which is why we are proud to invite you to our upcoming community testing event. Knowing your HIV status is a simple, confidential step that saves lives. Early detection allows individuals to access critical care, take control of their health, and help prevent future transmission. By promoting awareness a

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music, community, and legacy! If you are looking for the perfect way to keep the Juneteenth celebrations going while giving back to the community, look no further. The Chattaway is proud to host the "Still We Rise" Benefit Concert, an official Juneteenth Afterparty that promises incredible vibes for an even better cause. The Lineup: Dancehall Royalty Meets Local Legends We are thrilled to announce that the Headliner for the night is n

Step into purpose and style on March 27, 2026 | 4–7 PM at the Signature Lounge for our HIV/AIDS Women & Girls Awareness Sneaker Ball , honoring National HIV/AIDS Women and Girls Awareness Day. Dress in your best semi formal look—paired with your favorite sneakers 👟 Experience an uplifting evening filled with empowerment, education, music, and community. Ladies, girls, and families—come ready to Rethink. Rebuild. Rise. #SneakerBall #WomenAndGirls #CommunityStrong

Save the Date! 👟✨ Mark your calendars for an unforgettable evening of purpose, style, and community at the HIV/AIDS Women & Girls Awareness Sneaker Ball in honor of National HIV/AIDS Women and Girls Awareness Day . 📅 March 27, 2026 ⏰ 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM 📍 Signature Lounge Get ready to step out in semi formal attire paired with your favorite sneakers for a unique night that blends elegance, culture, and awareness. This special event is dedicated to uplifting and empowering

We’d love for you to join us—and please share this invitation with anyone who may want to attend! 🔗 Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82498145823?pwd=MwIJxB7nX4B60Lh3DSkMu04hAFxZdY.1 Gather with the Red Ribbon Alliance as we honor the loved ones our community has lost to AIDS, stand together in support of resources that help people live and thrive, learn from our shared history, reflect on where we are today, and dream boldly about the future.

Traveling abroad doesn’t have to interrupt your HIV care. With the right preparation, you can explore the world safely, protect your health, and avoid unexpected challenges with medication access, customs screenings, or insurance issues. Our agency is here to make sure you’re fully equipped before you go. 1. Packing Your Medications the Right Way Your medication is your top priority when traveling. Here’s how to pack it securely and smartly: Bring more medication than you thi

Living with HIV means planning for both health and financial stability. Our agency is committed to empowering people living with HIV with the information, tools, and support needed to build a secure and resilient future. Whether it’s understanding your insurance coverage, applying for disability benefits, or strengthening your long term financial foundation, we’re here to walk with you every step of the way. 1. Understanding Your Insurance Options Reliable medical coverage is

Your skin deserves care, protection, and love — and now you can learn how to give it just that. The Coordinated Care Network invites you...

Laws that single out people living with HIV for criminal prosecution—often called “HIV criminalization” laws—are older than the science...

Getting a tattoo or piercing should feel empowering — not risky. Body mods are common and mostly safe when done in regulated, hygienic...

Dating apps make meeting people easier — and they also change how we talk about sex, safety, and testing. You can stay sexy and smart....

Sex work is work. People who sell sex deserve the same dignity, safety, and access to health services as anyone else. Yet...

Mark your calendars! On Saturday, August 16th, 2025 , the Ujima Men’s Collective in partnership with the Banyan Tree Project, Inc. will...

Jails and prisons are high-impact places for HIV prevention and care — both because prevalence is higher than in the general population...

Travel should expand your world — not your stress. If you’re living with HIV, a little planning makes trips smoother: how much medication...

People living with HIV are whole people — not just a set of lab numbers. Integrative medicine means using safe, evidence informed...