World AIDS Day 2009: December 1

Presbyterians are working to build a world without AIDS. PWS&D programs in Malawi are reducing transmission of AIDS from pregnant mothers to their children, providing home-based care treatment to people living with AIDS, teaching and equipping people to prevent the spread of the disease and providing care and shelter for orphans.

But many people in low- and middle-income countries still lack access to essential medicine and health care. You can help raise awareness of the progress that has been made and the needs that still exist by using the following World AIDS Day resources in your church.

Click to read more about the Towards a World Without AIDS Campaign.

World AIDS Day Sample Service

This service is provided by the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance, an ecumenical network coordinating international advocacy on global trade issues and HIV and AIDS.

World AIDS Day Bulletin Insert

This bulletin insert highlights how Presbyterians are helping to build a world without AIDS.

World AIDS Day Posters

A collection of three posters depicting images of people living with AIDS while staying safe, being accepted and accessing adequate treatment.

World AIDS Day Postcards

A pair of postcards helping to raise awareness of the need to improve access to treatment for people living with HIV and AIDS around the world.

Presbyterian World Service & Development is the development and relief agency of The Presbyterian Church in Canada.