Guest guest Posted February 22, 2008 Report Share Posted February 22, 2008 Dear Forum Members, With NACO and SACS all over India speaking about involving greater number of Positive people in planning, decision making and also giving them opportunities of employment which helps reinforce their economic independence we can say that things are begining to look up for the positive community. But have we in this context forgotten on have not given due importance to other vulnerable communities for whom the risk of HIV/AIDS and other Sexually Transmitted Diseases looms large. With HIV and STIs spreading at a rapid rate among the MSM/ Kothi community indicating that the current prevention and awareness measures to reach out to this section of the vulnerable population is still understated and largely ineffective. Then would things change if we begin to appoint qualified and experienced members of this community as counsellors, Yes i am sure it would and hope that many of you too agree with me. When we can relax appointment procedures for PLHAs, then why can we not do the same for this community also, especially since it is in the government mandate. Regards, Yashi. e-mail: <yashi_edna@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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