The Disability Lane Cultural Competence: Recognize and respect diverse cultural beliefs and practices related to healthcare and vaccination. Tailor communication and outreach efforts to resonate with different cultural backgrounds.

The Disability Lane Accessible Communication: Use accessible formats such as plain language, easy-to-read materials, videos with captions, and sign language interpreters to ensure that information reaches all parents, including those with disabilities.

The Disability Lane Personal Stories: Share stories of individuals with disabilities who have benefited from vaccination to humanize the issue and demonstrate the importance of immunization for all members of the community.

The Disability Lane Influencer Partnerships: Collaborate with influencers and celebrities who have a significant following to amplify awareness messages. Their endorsement can help reach diverse demographics and break down barriers to understanding and acceptance.

The Disability Lane Social Media Campaigns: Develop engaging and informative social media campaigns to reach a wide audience. Utilize platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok to share personal stories, dispel myths, and promote HIV/AIDS education and acceptance.

We are very proud to have Winifred the HIV Activist as an official Master of Ceremony at our conference. With her charisma and professionalism, Winfred will ensure a memorable and impactful event. Learn more: ow.ly/BBch50Rww7T
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What new age advocacy methods should be considered to better raise awareness around HIV/AIDS to end the stigma?
- Develop advocacy strategies tailored to persons with disabilities
- Build capacity of service providers in disability sensitive language to raise awareness about…

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Let’s tune in 8:00pm EAT, to accelerate our advocacy for disability inclusive #HIV programs!

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On 17-05-2024, Uganda will hold national commemorations of the #CandleLightMemorialDay under the theme: 'Ending AIDS by 2030; Keeping Communities at the Centre.'

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Enid wamani Daniel Byamukama Winifred the HIV Activist Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU)
SRHR Alliance Uganda Ministry of ICT&NG Moses Watasa

Here is the link for tomorrows engagement ! It takes place at 8:00pm EAT! twitter.com/i/spaces/1BdGY…

Health inequalities persist among persons with disabilities with mental health issues driving progress in #SDG3 farther away. Join our team & guests .Winifred the HIV Activist .NGABO 👨‍🦽🕊️, as we discover new ways to improve access to health care. #SDGs twitter.com/i/spaces/1BdGY…

Investing in the AIDS response will not only follow through on the commitment to #endAIDS , it will advance overall health systems. Read the case study to learn how Jamaica 🇯🇲 is doing this in our joint report w/ Friends of the Global Fight: unaids.org/en/resources/p…

It was a well spent time with prep the future ambassadors today. A great education, on the importance of prep and pep adherence to both the key population and to the general public as well.

Ahead of Int. Labor Day (May 1st), GNP+ collaborated w/ National Forum Of PLHIV Networks Uganda for the launch of their 'Workplace Guide on Ending Stigma and Discrimination associated with HIV in Uganda'. This work is made possible under the Global Partnership where GNP+ is a community convener along side…

Allow me appreciate the Team HER-lnitiative for their unwavering support and dedication towards the organzation in the past few months!

To all our staff and volunteers Robinah Babirye Irene Babirye Birungi Rachel Bettinah Shan thank you for making it happen!f🙏🚺