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February 10, 2012
Latino Commission on AIDS, Aid for AIDS Form Partnership
The Latino Commission on AIDS (LCOA) and Aid for AIDS International have established a strategic partnership to improve delivery of HIV services in the United States and Latin America, according to an LCOA statement. The “Puente Saludable/Healthy Bridge” initiative will develop joint efforts in the United States and its territories, the Caribbean and South America. The initiative will focus on five key areas: organizational development; treatment education; HIV prevention and education; capacity building services; and community mobilization and social marketing.
To read the LCOA statement, click here.
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Don Jonathan Ramos de Ramos, , 2012-03-25 17:34:21
Born in Ft Apache the Bronx as Pedigree PR with Asperger syndrome, attended Catholic School taught by Nuns/Priests, my Parents Trail Blazing Puerto Rican Merchants both deceased Dad in 1980&Mom in 1981,sexually/mentally abused in 1982 I still achieved my GED & in 8-5-1983 tested (+) for G.R.I.D., no family-member wanted me a "Gay"orphaned was raised alone,recently my 4-legged Son Chango-Macho I raised for 17yrs Died cancer claimed him, My Life can be a Great Inspiring Novel,29yrs Great Health!!!
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