Selma AIR, Inc.

10/04/2025

Selma AIR is out in the Dallas County Community in Foot Soldiers’ Park “Giving Bullies the Blues” at the annual candy walk implemented to bring awareness to bullying.

09/30/2025

09/30/2025

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.

Impact Alabama engages young leaders in service initiatives across the state. By mobilizing college students and recent graduates, they provide a variety of services to Alabama residents, from tax preparation assistance to educational programs, all aimed at reducing poverty and increasing access to opportunities.

* History: Founded in 2004, Impact Alabama began as an initiative to mobilize college students to address poverty-related issues across the state.

* Mission: To engage young people in service that directly improves the lives of Alabama residents.

* Impact: Through programs such as free tax preparation and literacy initiatives, Impact Alabama has served tens of thousands of individuals, providing invaluable resources that empower communities and promote self-sufficiency.

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Impact America is committed to improving lives by engaging, empowering, and supporting access to critical resources needed by individuals, families, and local

09/29/2025

Welcome Back to Myth busting Monday!

MYTH: I'm HIV-positive. My life is over.

Fact: In the early years, when no treatment was available, the death rate from AIDS was extremely high. But today's drugs allow people who have HIV or even AIDS to live much longer, normal, and productive lives. If you start drug treatment right away and take it correctly, it’s possible you won’t ever develop AIDS. And you may live as long as you would have without the virus.

HIV could make you more likely to get diseases like cancer, heart disease, and kidney disease. So take your HIV medicine as prescribed and protect yourself with a healthy lifestyle. And tell your doctor about any other health problems you have. HIV drugs can interfere with other medications and make some conditions harder to control.

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!

09/28/2025

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.

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💖 Together, we can empower and uplift our community!

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09/27/2025

In 2008, the National Association of People with AIDS launched National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day to recognize the disproportionate impact of the epidemic on gay men.

The observance offers an opportunity to raise awareness about stopping HIV stigma and encouraging HIV testing, prevention, and treatment for HIV among gay and bisexual men, who often face multiple challenges—such as racism, homophobia, discrimination, and stigma—which may increase the risk of HIV.

09/27/2025

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

Here's why you should :

Importance of Early Diagnosis!
�Early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent the development of AIDS and other HIV-related illnesses.

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.

09/26/2025

It’s Friday!

We want to take a moment to highlight our desire to push forward HIV Education.

It is our goal to empower individuals to make informed decisions. Comprehensive education goes beyond just basic facts and addresses how to put knowledge into practical use. This includes:
* Building skills for safe sexual practices.
* Encouraging consistent condom use.
* Promoting regular HIV testing.
* Helping individuals navigate the healthcare system.

At Selma AIR, we aim to keep you informed so that you know how to protect yourself while enjoying whatever decisions you have made.

09/25/2025

It’s Stigma Free Thursday!

Providing accurate information and dispelling myths about mental health is a powerful way to reduce stigma. Educating yourself and others can foster empathy and create a more compassionate society where people feel safe seeking help.

Here is a myth concerning stigma and mental health:

Myth: A person with a mental illness will never recover.
Fact: Recovery is possible. People with mental health conditions can and do get better, living full and productive lives. Many effective treatments, services, and support systems are available to help manage symptoms and aid recovery.

09/24/2025

It’s Wellness Wednesday!

“A healthy outside starts from the inside.” – Robert Urich

09/23/2025

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.

The WellHouse provides safe housing, medical care, and support services to women who have been victims of human trafficking. By offering comprehensive recovery programs, The WellHouse helps these women reclaim their lives and work toward a brighter future.

* History: The WellHouse was founded in 2010 to provide refuge for survivors of human trafficking.

* Mission: To provide a safe residential environment to women escaping trafficking and exploitation.

* Impact: The organization has helped hundreds of women rebuild their lives, offering comprehensive recovery services, housing, and support, making a lasting difference in combating human trafficking.

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The WellHouse exists to honor God by rescuing and providing opportunities for restoration to female victims of human trafficking who have been sexually exploited. We also offer education, awareness, and ways for the community to be a part of the rescue and restoration process.

09/23/2025

It’s Stigma Free Thursday!

Providing accurate information and dispelling myths about mental health is a powerful way to reduce stigma. Educating yourself and others can foster empathy and create a more compassionate society where people feel safe seeking help.

Here is a myth concerning stigma and mental health:

Myth: Mental illnesses are rare.
Fact: Mental illness is very common. The World Health Organization estimates that one in every eight people lives with a mental disorder. The National Alliance on Mental Illness reports that in any given year, one in five U.S. adults experience mental illness.