WORLD HIV DAY

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Register an event, request an asset pack, or send your 1 December impact report

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Share your date, venue, audience, and what you need help with — we read messages on business days

World HIV Day at worldhivday.org is a campaign hub for 1 December. This page is the editorial inbox for event registration, asset requests, partnership notes, impact reports, and corrections. It is not a clinic, not a booking desk, and not a chat with a doctor.

Write to info@worldhivday.org with a short subject: event registration, asset request, impact report, partnership, or page correction. Include your organization name, city or country, the date and venue, who you hope to reach, and whether you need copy, checklists, posters, or a language frame. If you are correcting a page, paste the URL and the sentence that looks wrong.

We are an independent information site, not the United Nations, UNAIDS, WHO, or a hospital, and we do not run clinic calendars. Confidential testing and PrEP booking sit with the provider — use their system for appointments. Ready-to-post files live in the campaign asset pack; the wider kit is on the campaign hub.

If you have had a recent HIV exposure and need PEP, go to a hospital or clinic within 72 hours. In Thailand, call 1663. Do not wait for email. Editorial mail is read on business days; weekends and public holidays are slower. If a page is broken, tell us the browser, device, and screen size.

Schools, universities, media desks, NGOs, and community groups can send a partnership note. Say who you are, what you already produce, and what you need from the 1 December materials. We do not sell medical claims, endorse a drug brand, or hide the limits of any service mentioned here.

Please do not send ID cards, lab results, chat logs, or anyone else’s health details. If that arrives by accident, tell us the date it was sent so we can delete what we do not need. We can fix facts, links, and tone in articles. We cannot diagnose symptoms from a letter.

If hotel wifi or a work firewall blocks the site, name the network and device. The aim is that worldhivday.org stays readable without odd redirects or missing files. Check About and Privacy first when the answer is already there. Thank you for helping World HIV Day stay accurate for people who open this site for the first time.