Selma AIR, Inc.

08/23/2025

👊🏽It’s Stand Up Saturday and your call to action today is to get tested for HIV.

Here's why HIV testing is so important:

Access to Prevention Tools:�If you test negative for HIV, you can explore and utilize prevention tools like PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis), which can significantly reduce the risk of HIV infection.

There are many things concerning your health that you can’t control, but this is a call to action. Stand Up this Saturday by choosing to get tested. You have the ability to know your standing.

08/22/2025

Welcome into the HIVe where we share HIV Education.

Understanding how to prevent HIV transmission is vital.

This includes PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis):

Taking medication within 72 hours of potential exposure to HIV to prevent infection.

08/21/2025

It’s Stigma Free Thursday!

Stigma is a negative attitude or discrimination towards individuals or groups based on their perceived differences. Here is our focus to combat stigma today:

Use Inclusive Language:

* Avoid using labels or terms that reinforce negative stereotypes.
* Focus on person-centered language, such as "people with mental health conditions" or "individuals experiencing substance use."
* Respect the dignity and individuality of all people.

Take this actionable step towards ending stigma.

08/20/2025

Today we are celebrating National Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! We had great food, games, music, eViiV Healthcare are thankful to our Sponsor ViiV Healthcare.

08/20/2025

Today’s the day! Come have lunch on us 🍽️

08/20/2025

It's Wellness Wednesday. 🍓🥬🥒

Today’s wellness tip is Practice Gratitude:

Take time to appreciate the positive aspects of your life.

08/19/2025

It’s together Tuesday!

Tuesdays are dedicated to our collaborative organizations that make Alabama Awesome! Selma AIR has the privilege to work alongside organizations that provide valuable resources to the Black Belt area. Today we recognize Hope Psychiatric Consultants.

Follow the link to learn more about Hope Psychiatric consultants today:

Professional psychiatry from the privacy of your home. Find your prescriber today. Private and personalized treatment from the comfort of your home. Get Specialized Care.

08/18/2025

Welcome Back to Myth busting Monday!

MYTH: “You can tell someone is HIV-positive by the way they look.”

Fact: It is normal for people with HIV to not look or feel sick. In fact, the CDC reports one in seven people who are infected with HIV don’t even know it. The only way to know if a person has HIV is for them to get tested and share their positive results.

Join us every Monday as we debunk myths and share facts about HIV and AIDS. Knowledge is power, and together we can create a more informed community!

08/17/2025

Join us as we celebrate National Southern HIV AIDS Awareness Day with Lunch on us! That’s right, we are providing lunch for you on this special day. Make plans to be with us.

08/17/2025

Welcome to Super Soul Sunday!

Join us every Sunday for a chance to hear powerful discussions and inspiring stories as we unite in the fight for HIV/AIDS prevention and offer resources and support for those affected by HIV/AIDS.
Watch the inspiring stories of these individuals empowering their communities and raising awareness about HIV.

https://youtu.be/Ig-g4FNTrP4?si=vd0pP7SqY1XxJL7H

💖 Together, we can empower and uplift our community!

In this digital story, Justin discusses the stream of emotions he felt when he received his HIV diagnosis and how important it is for the disproportionately ...

08/16/2025

👊🏽It’s Stand Up Saturday and your call to action today is to get tested for HIV.

Here's why HIV testing is so important:

Preventing Transmission:�Knowing your HIV status is essential for preventing the spread of the virus to others, especially sexual partners.

There are many things concerning your health that you can’t control, but this is a call to action. Stand Up this Saturday by choosing to get tested. You have the ability to know your standing.

08/15/2025

Welcome into the HIVe where we share HIV Education.

Understanding how to prevent HIV transmission is vital.

This includes PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis):

Taking a daily medication to prevent HIV infection.