Interns of Directorate of Education GNCT of Delhi

1. Student intern-Mahi
20230308682
Gskv
Internship teacher- Dr.
Sushma singh
Submitted to Ladli
Foundation

2. HIV/AIDS

3. What is HIV/ AIDS
 HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that attacks
the body’s immune system. If HIV is not treated, it can
lead to AIDS.
 There is currently no effective cure. Once people get HIV,
they have it for life.
 But with proper medical care, HIV can be controlled.
People with HIV who get effective HIV treatment can live
long, healthy lives and protect there partners

4. A
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HIV

5. How do people get affected from
HIV/AIDS
 HIV is caused by a virus. It can spread through sexual contact, illicit
injection drug use or sharing needles, contact with infectedblood, or from
mother to childduring pregnancy, childbirth,or breastfeeding. HIV
destroys CD4T cells----- White blood cells plays a large role in helping your
body fight disease

6. How can we prevent HIV/AIDS
 Get tested for HIV.
 Choose less risky sexual behaviour
 Use condoms every time you have sex
 Get tested and treated for STDs
 Do not injects drugs
 Talk to your health care provider about pre-
exposure prophylaxis

8. What are the NACO initiative and
program for HIV AIDS prevention
 NACP provides free HIV counselling and testing services (HCTS) for early
detection of HIV infection
 Free counselling and testing of pregrent women are also provided at these
facilities toward prevention of parents to childtransmissionof HIV
 The NACO interventionare aimedto controlling the spread of HIV and STI
through increasing awareness about their transmission and prevention

9. Some of the global perspective
associated with HIV/AIDS
 The global target of HIV status awareness is 95% by 2025. HIV
treatment Axis as of the end of 2022, 29.8 million people with HIV(
76% of all people with) were accessing antiretroviral therapy
globally. HIV treatment exercises is key to the global effort to and
AIDS as a public health threat.
 Global prevalence among adults (the percent of people age 15
to 49 who are infected) has leveled since 2001 and was 0.7% in
2022 there will 39 million people living with HIV in 2022 up from
31.5 million in 2010 the result of continuing new infection and
people living longer with HIV.

12. What is red
ribbon club
RED RIBBON CLUB IS A MOVEMENT
STARTED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF
INDIAN SCHOOL AND COLLEGES
THROUGH WHICH STUDENTS WILL
SPREAD AWARENESS OVER HIV AIDS
THE RED RIBBON IS THE UNIVERSAL
SYMBOL OF AWARENESS AND
SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH
HIV WEARING A RIBBON IS A GREAT
WAY TO RAISE AWARENESS ON AND
DURING RUN UP TO WORLD AIDS
DAY RED RIBBON CLUB WAS FOUND
IN 2007 IN THE COLLEGE BY DRUPALLI
SHARMA.

13. Founder of Red
ribbon club

14. Special thanks to
director of education daily
life the foundation principle
miss Alpana Kumari internship
teacher coordination doctor
Sushma Singh parents Mr
Sachin Sharma and Mrs Nupur
Sharma