World AIDS Day• Let’s Stop HIV Together• Written by| Rishabh Shukla aka Painter Babu

 

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SDGs for ending AIDS

Goal 1: end poverty

Poverty can increase vulnerability to HIV infection. The unequal socioeconomic status of women affects their ability to prevent or mitigate the effects of HIV. Households affected by HIV are more vulnerable to falling into and remaining in poverty. Economic empowerment and social protection can reduce poverty and HIV vulnerability and help keep people living with HIV healthy.

Goal 2: end hunger

Hunger can increase vulnerability to acquiring HIV by increasing risk-taking behaviour and negatively affecting treatment adherence. Advanced HIV-related illness impairs nutritional status and undermines household food security by reducing productivity. Nutritional support to households and integrated systems to deliver nutritional support and HIV services can prevent the transmission of HIV and enhance health outcomes.

Goal 3: ensure healthy lives

Lack of universal health coverage, including sexual and reproductive health services and harm reduction for people who inject drugs, restricts access to HIV prevention and treatment. Most people acquiring HIV infection acquire it through sexual transmission or transmission from mother to infant during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. HIV-sensitive universal health coverage can play a vital role in promoting health equity, while integration with rights-based services for sexual and reproductive health, noncommunicable diseases, hepatitis, tuberculosis and other conditions can improve broader health outcomes.

•16 Days of Activism.....

•16 Weeks & A campaign to solidify SDG-16 and 08........

•'D' for 'Dignity'•

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° The story behind the most admirable products of our label named as desi dolls and chemo dolls has covered by renowned news channels, print and online media like India voice, Zee news, ETV, Micircles, Eenadu India, The rising Star, Kerala Mirror, Cultural Mosaic to name a few.

° Got featured on The Elegant Life as young Indian entrepreneur who successfully started with almost nothing and set a milestone in his 20s.

° Success Story got featured on YouTube Channel.

° Received Excellence Award in fine arts from Uttar Pradesh Art Society in the year 2016.

° Youth Trailblazer Award in Contemporary writing from North Indian Merchants'Association in 2017.

° Received Excellence Award for the best performance in the year 2018-2019 from Sakhi Kendra.

° Honoured  with Excellence Award for the best strategic plans by Sakhi Kendra.

° Prerna for all : Award of Excellence by Prerna Mahila Samiti (Shramik Bharti's federation).

"I pledged to donate my eyes and body to Yug Dadhichi Deh Daan Sansthan for medical research and scientific studies."

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