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This piece of work is going to describe how the writer is going to organise the HIV & AIDS campaign. The purpose of campaign is to raise an awareness the community the risk of the spread and prevent of HIV. Firstly, the writer will illustrate structure of the campaign and the material to advertise information and available services that support vulnerable people and victims of this epidermis. Secondly, the aim and in-depth of the understanding also bring the attention of promoting the health and well-being of individuals. Thirdly, how to live and cope with HIV or support others living with HIV.  Finally, the purpose of the campaign will contrast its main tenacity of gaining the outcome by carrying out campaign to minimise this health illness.

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HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the virus that damages the cells in human immune system and weakness the person ability to fight and infection and disease that attacks the body.

AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) it is the term used to defines different hypothetically life threatening infectious diseases and illnesses. The significant of this health illnesses occurs when the immune system is been violently damaged by the HIV virus. In this extent, AIDS cannot be transmitted from one person to another, while HIV it can be rapidly spread. In this case the writer is going to explain about the journey of HIV to AIDS. HIV was discovered about twenty something years ago.
World AIDS Day, is held on the 1st of December every year worldwide since 1988. It is the day dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic which is caused by the spread of HIV infection. On the day it gives people to commemorate those who have died of the disease.

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Acute HIV infection is the beginning of the infection. Normally HIV has no specific symptom, it advanced between 2 to 4 weeks when the person is contaminate with the virus.
At the early stage there is no identified symptom, some individual acknowledge short symptoms like flu, fever, headache or rash. In this stage of development the HIV increase and quickly advance and cause harm the immune system.

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Stereotyping on gender
Ethnicity
Medical support
Health awareness
Social exclusion
Public Health England revealed that there is key measures HIV to collaborate set the target for people living with HIV to diagnosed and access the treatment by 2020.

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If you think you have been in contact with someone diagnosed of HIV, seek medical attention immediately for health advice. During this time you are advised to undergo regular test as you are at predominantly at high risk.  You can get tested to local health clinic, also to other clinic run by charities and G.P surgery to be tested also use available service to gain information

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There are available service that support people who are diagnosed from HIV positive and living with AIDS epidemic. These service are free access by anyone that requires the health support
People who are at high risk includes:

v  Gay people

v  Black Africa heterosexuals

v  People sharing needles, syringes or other injection equipment

v  Pregnant woman to unborn baby

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It is fundamental that people practice safe sex. use condoms they are available for free in any sexual health clinics, supermarkets and charities that  provide health support.
People who are at high risk includes:

v  Gay people

v  Black Africa heterosexuals

v  People sharing needles, syringes or other injection equipment

v  Pregnant woman to unborn baby

HIV cannot be passed on easily from person to person, you can only get it through blood, body fluids such as

v  Semen

v  Virginal fluids including menstrual blood

v  Breast milk

v  Open wounds- blood

v  Lining inside the anus

v  You cannot get HIV from these body fluids like

v  Saliva, spitting, kissing,

v  Sweat, sharing bathroom, bat towels, swimming pool or toilet and

v  Cutlery, mouth to mouth resuscitation

v  Urine or contact with mosquitoes

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Once the results come positive you will be advised to take a treatment to prolong the illness.

v  emergency ant- HIV treatment which you can get from health clinics and NHS hospitals. The treatment is voluntary to stops the virus to infect the body if the course started within tree day of exposed to the virus

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Early diagnosis is crucial to enable to start the treatment which would improve the risks of controlling the virus and decrease the chances to pass the virus to others
HIV tests may need to be repeated 1-3 months after potential exposure to HIV infection (this is known as the window period), but you shouldn't wait this long to seek help

clinics may offer a finger prick blood test, which can give you a result in minutes, but it may take up to a few days to get the results of a more detailed HIV test

Read about diagnostic of HIV

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Terrence Higgins is one of the first people in Britain to succumb to Aids. After his death his friends set up a charity in his memory in 1982 and named under his name Terrence Huggins Trust. It is considered the UK’s leading HIV and AIDS charity and the largest in Europe. After his death there was stigmatisation on guy people. There are many charity organisation that support people living with HIV. NAM (National AIDS Manual) providing information emotional support and well-being. The organisation providers and based in London in UK, and their support network is use across the world.

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The epidermis is seen as significant issue for Public Health, It has an impact to those living with the life treating illnesses due to stigmatisation among certain group. Therefore the stigma create the major barrier to effective response to HIV/AIDS. In addition, it reduces the chance to identify and focus on how to accessing available services, prevention and care to protect people against the health illness.
The reason of exploring this research is to achieve and utilise weapon to tackling against stigma to people living with HIV/AIDS in the community and highlight the impact across the world. Above all, public health has to have the intervention to approach the issue and avoid significant health inequality.