This House resolution supports National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, observed each year on February 7. It encourages HIV education and testing, culturally appropriate prevention and care, and efforts to reduce stigma and health disparities. It also supports the National HIV/AIDS Strategy and asks the Secretary of Health and Human Services to prioritize Minority AIDS Initiative grants for minority-led HIV organizations.
The resolution encourages public agencies and community organizations to promote HIV testing and share information about prevention and treatment. It does not require individuals to take any action.
The resolution supports appropriate funding for HIV prevention, care, treatment, research, and housing, but gives no funding amount. No publicly available information.
The resolution says awareness, testing, treatment, and culturally competent services can help prevent HIV and address the greater burden of HIV among Black Americans. It also supports community involvement and efforts to reduce discrimination and stigma.
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