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Dia De Los Muertos November 3. 2018
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What Is HIV / AIDS
December 1, 2018
What is HIV? HIV is a virus that attacks the human immune system. There is no cure for HIV. Unlike some other viruses, such as the common cold, HIV cannot be cleared from the body. However, there are treatments available. Talk to your healthcare provider and see below for more information. How can HIV affect your body? The HIV virus attacks and destroys CD4 T-cells—important immune system cells that help your body fight infections. The more CD4 T-cells that are destroyed, the weaker your immune system can become. With fewer CD4 T-cells due to HIV, it can be harder for your body to fight illnesses and infections. What is the difference between HIV and AIDS? Being HIV positive is not the same as having AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). HIV is a virus that kills CD4 T-cells in the body. Over time, if so many CD4 T-cells are killed that the body has a reduced ability to fight infection, HIV can advance to AIDS. HIV infection advances to AIDS when there are less than 200 CD4 T-cells per millimeter of blood. If this happens, it means your immune system has become very weak, and you can quickly become very sick. How is HIV transmitted? HIV is transmitted through contact with certain body fluids, such as semen, vaginal or anal fluid, breast milk, and blood. Contact with these body fluids can occur during unprotected sex or when sharing needles or other items with body fluids on them. Mothers can pass the HIV virus to their babies during pregnancy,…...
World AIDS Day 2018
November 23, 2018
Please Save the date for our annual World AIDS Day Celebration! Facebook Event Page Friends and family, "World AIDS Day" is almost here, December first is a Day of remembrance around the world, a day that we dedicate to honor the lives of 100s of thousands of brothers and sisters that we have lost through the HIV pandemic and also to support all those affected and infected with the HIV Virus. We also use this day to bring awareness , education and prevention methods to lower the rate of the HIV Virus in our communities. Solano County still has a high rate in HIV infection and Vallejo has the highest. This year I encourage you to support and participate in this years World AIDS Day event , I know that a lot of us been affected on some way by this virus. EL DÍA MUNDIAL DEL SIDA YA SE ACERCA. Amigos, Familiares y comunidad el día mundial del SIDA ya se acerca,Unámonos a celebrar la vida de millones de personas que hemos perdido por medio del Virus y al mismo tiempo apoyemos a todas las personas infectadas que viven con la enfermedad, al mismo tiempo eduquemos a nuestra comunidad acerca de medios preventivos del sida. Abra música, y se reconocerán públicamente voluntarios que an ayudado durante el año a que SAC cumpla su misión. Por favor acompáñanos este día. Please Bring Toys for our toy drive AIDS Education https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqlyEYOI754&feature=share Annually on Dec. 1st with educational and block party style events…...
Thank You
November 6, 2018
A BIG THANK YOU.... Solano AIDS Coalition would like to thank our sponsors, catrinas, volunteers, vendors, city officials, attendees, and everyone that made the Dia de Los Muerts event possible. Only few weeks away from our annual World AIDS Day, Toy Drive, and Toy Give-a-away. We look forward to helping out our local community. It would not happen without the help of everyone that lends a helping hand. Sincerely, From all the Solano AIDS Coalitions Members and supporters. Dia de Los Muertos Video Premiere November 7th, 2018 at 9PM PST Video of the 5th annual Dia De Los Muertos Celebracion https://youtu.be/BhXYtDf2urs Weddings...
Dia De Los Muertos 2018
September 26, 2018
“DIA DE LOS MUERTOS” ya se acerca , acompáñenos a celebrar nuestras TRADICIONES. , celebrar nuestra CULTURA y a celebrar la vida de todos nuestros seres queridos que están por llegar a vicitarnos según nuestras tradiciones y costumbres. Abra Entretenimiento , ballet Folklorico , danzas y bailes tradicionales de mexico, comidas típicas, rifas y concurso de catrinas , mejor maquillaje, mejor vestuario y mucho más. Los esperamos. “DAY OF THE DEAD “ is almost here, join us in this day and learn about this traditional and cultural event. A celebration of life, this day we honor and remember our love ones that pass away. Enjoy our traditional music, Aztec ritual, ballet Folklorico, free face painting and free haircuts, traditional food and much more. Please join us. Solano AIDS Coalitions Dia De Los Muertos Festival will be Saturday November 3rd! From 10am-5;15 pm on the 100-200 block of Georgia Street! We will have live entertainment, car show, cultural presentations, and much more... Fun for the whole family! 10:00am-Sweet Medicine Drum Group 10:30am- Father Emanuel from St Vincent Church 10:40am- Jaime Esparza with the History of Dia De Los Muertos 10:50am- Chinese School of Martial Arts 11:00am- Trini Barocio and Las Catrinas 11:30am- Kat Lynnette 11:40am-Aria The Vocalist 11:50am-Proclamations from the City, County and State 12:00pm-Danza Kapulli Anahuak 12:30pm- Ballet Folklorico Quetzali 1:00pm- Ballet Folklorico Netzahualcoyolt 1:45pm- Don Gil Y El Baile De Caballo 2:00pm-Roxana Damas 2:30pm- Trio Mariachi El Mexicano 3:00pm- Ballet folklorico Del Valle De St Helena 3:45pm- Las Catrinas…...
Health and Wellness
September 19, 2018
Health and wellness, it’s the buzz word but the truth is it has become a pressing issue in today’s society at so many levels. We are seeing an increase of sickness in our nation that is staggering, an increase in cancer, obesity, diabetes, ADHD, autism, leaky gut, crohn’s disease, IBS, Celiac disease and the list can go on. Health has become a priority in people’s lives, we have come to the realization that the true wealth indeed is our health. Without good health we are limited in many ways, we can be limited physically due to disease or chronic pain, we can be limited mentally do to neurological disorders and we can even be limited emotionally due to the issues we are facing within our bodies. Society is waking up to the fact that sickness has become an epidemic that has found its way into every home and dinner table and is overwhelming the medical community. We are being robbed of our health and this can have an effect in our ability to work, to maintain healthy relationships, to live the lifestyles we want and even our own will to live. The times we live in are at a much faster pace than previously and demand much of our waking time. We must learn how to slow down even as we move into the future of advanced technology that imposes constant demands of our time. We have fast food, processed food, microwavable food all to meet our time restraints of…...
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