World AIDS Day Candlelight Vigil Stop AIDS. Keep the Promise Friday, December 1, 2006 Silver Spring Veterans Field 8515 Fenton St. 5pm to 8pm   This candlelight vigil held on world AIDS Day is done in memory of all those who have died of AIDS and in support of those living with HIV/AIDS.   Please come out and show your support by carrying a lighted candle. Preventive material will be distributed free. Listen to speeches by local government officials and members of the HIV/AIDS community. An address by H.E. Ambassador Cyrille S. Oguin of the Republic of Benin, representing the continent hardest hit by HIV/AIDS. Songs and music.   Some 25 million men, women and children have died, 40 million more are now infected and the plague is still expanding and Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 73% (25.8 Million) of the people living with HIV

Mass Mobilization against HIV/AIDS in Africa 4th Annual African Symposium University of Baltimore School of law October 11, 2006   This event is sponsored by The International Law Society & Phi Delta Phi to bring attention to issues on the African Continent. This symposium includes panels on Human Rights, International Business and Health      HIV/AIDS Documentry A Trip Across W. Africa Bost Boys and Poets April 2, 2006   This event is done to bring awareness about the devastation caused by HIV/AIDS on the African continent. It gives an account of the lives of children orphaned by AIDS, and the hardship on the caregivers.     World AIDS Day 2005 Stop AIDS. Keep the promise Congress Restaurant, Takoma, MD December 03, 2005    World AIDS Day is an internationally celebrated day in memory of those who have died from AIDS and those suffering from HIV/AIDS. This year the Foundation is highlighting the effects of HIV on the immigrant population. This event will consist of two documentaries speeches by local HIV community activist a draw to win a 32’ Flat screen TV.     World AIDS Day 2005 Stop AIDS. Keep the promise Eastern Market, Washington DC December 03, 2005   World AIDS Day is an internationally celebrated day in memory of those who have died from AIDS and those suffering from HIV/AIDS. This year the Foundation is highlighting the effects of HIV on the immigrant population. This event will consist of two documentaries speeches by local HIV community activist a draw to win a 32’ Flat screen TV.     WE Care …Do U? HIV/AIDS Grants for Africa Hilton, Silver Spring, MD June 4, 2004   This event, reports on the Foundations most recent trip to Cameroon and Togo and gives an inside look at the devastation caused HIV/AIDS on the lives of women and children. It would also double as a fundraiser to help support orphanages in these countries.      Awareness & Education Baltimore, MD October 8, 2004   This event will raise funds for training of VCT counselors in Nigeria and to carry out information and education campaigns within six universities.      World AIDS Day 2003 Stigma & Discrimination Hilton, Silver Spring, MD December 05, 2003   A Global Healthcare Public Foundation is dedicated to assisting rural communities and grassroots organizations reach their full health care capabilities by assisting them scale-up  their responds to HIV/AIDS prevention and effectively ensure sustainability.   In light of this, the leadership team at The Foundation has chosen to launch the Foundation on this World AIDS Day whose theme Stigma and Discrimination is an important human right for people both infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.

R U +ve
“R U +ve” Campaign 10,000 free HIV Test Progress Life Center, Washington DC Friday, July 22, 2005   This event is a fundraising event to assist the Foundation secure 10,000 Determine® HIV -1 and HIV -2 test kits to enable free testing of orphan and vulnerable children in West Africa. We encourage you to please come and support this effort.

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Trip to Africa
HIV/AIDS Documentry A Trip Across W. Africa Bost Boys and Poets April 2, 2006   This event is done to bring awareness about the devastation caused by HIV/AIDS on the African continent. It gives an account of the lives of children orphaned by AIDS, and the hardship on the caregivers

jazz for peace

HIV/AIDS Seminar and Jazz Concert Time to Deliver August 4, 2006   In collaboration with the group “Jazz for Peace,” (www.jazzforpeace.org) featuring renowned Jazz vocalist Rick DellaRatta,who has been recognized worldwide as “one of the single most significant cultural events of our time” and has led to a benefit concert series that raised funds and awareness for over 300 non-profit organizations the Foundation is having a seminar on AIDS in Africa.