Pamela Goodwin
Executive Director
Executive Assistant - ADESA Corporation
Valerie Brooks, President
HR Manager – Indiana State Department
Judy Williams
WIM Volunteer
Delthea Hill
IUPUI Graduate Student / Social Work
Cheryl Cervey
Teacher
Joanne Sanders
Marion County Council Woman
R. A. Dixon
Dixon Tax Services
Delphia Large
Legacy House, Family Violence Coordinator
We are currently seeking volunteers to join our Board. If you are interested, please contact us.
HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)
is the virus that causes AIDS. This virus may be passed from one person
to another when infected blood, semen, or vaginal secretions come in
contact with an uninfected person�s broken skin or mucous membranes. HIV
and AIDS are about life — your life and the lives of other people.
Do you have questions or concerns about HIV?
Who is affected by HIV and AIDS?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC), in the United States at the end of 2002:
An estimated 506,154 people were living with HIV infection or AIDS.
500,746 were adults and teens.
5,408 children were younger than age 13.
Of all those living with AIDS:
42% were black.
37% were white.
20% were Hispanic.
1% were Asian/Pacific Islanders.
Less than 1% were Indian/Alaska Native.
Affects on women:
Men who have sex with men and women
are a "significant bridge for HIV to women," the CDC's new data suggest.
Black and Latino men face particular stigma from their communities if
they admit to having sex with other men. This makes it difficult to
reach them with HIV/STD prevention messages — and to study them.

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