Lott Carey HIV/AIDS Initiative


HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is the virus that attacks the immune system and causes AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) in the final stages of infection.  HIV is impacting people around the world, and Lott Carey has made a strategic commitment to prevention, care and support.

 

Download the following Strategies for HIV/AIDS Prevention

 

The following models of ministries can be replicated in different places.  The contact persons are available for discuss information and collaboration.

 

Download Models of HIV/AIDS Ministries by Churches

Add your church's ministry model by forwarding information to lottcarey@lottcarey.org and place Models of HIV/AIDS Ministries in the Subject Line.

 

Include your church name, contact person and email address, program description, program goals, program benefits, and future goals.  Thanks for your  ministry among people infected and affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

 

Lott Carey Remains Committed to Serve 30 Years Following the First HIV Diagnosis

 

The first cases of AIDS were reported in the United States in 1981.  During the early 1980s, Lott Carey's then chief executive officer, Dr. Wendell Clay Somerville, expressed the organization's commitment to people who suffered from the pandemic and our determination to invest in care and support especially in Africa.  That was a courageous stand in the years when many Christian leaders where condemning victims of AIDS and many people were afraid to be in the presence of HIV positive people.

 

Across the years, Lott Carey has promoted prevention strategies throughout its network and invested in programs of care and support for people infected and affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.  We encourage people to be informed and engaged in prevention, care, support, and advocacy.  We live in hope for the day when AIDS is no longer a threat to life and abundant living.

 

See important sites to be informed and engaged to beat HIV/AIDS.

 

 

 
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