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In honor of World AIDS Day, The Afiya Center emphasizes the intersection of reproductive health and HIV awareness, aiming to create a safer and more informed community.

The Afiya Center reaffirms its commitment to reproductive justice and health equity for Black girls and women. As a community-rooted organization, The Afiya Center champions an inclusive approach to reproductive health by addressing systemic inequalities and creating safe spaces where Black women can make informed decisions about their bodies and futures. Their work focuses on bridging gaps in healthcare access and empowering Black communities with essential resources, especially as they face unique challenges in maternal and reproductive health.

A key initiative of The Afiya Center is its expanding doula program, designed to support Black mothers throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care. By providing education, advocacy, and compassionate guidance, the program addresses the disparities Black women often face in maternal health. Through this World AIDS Day initiative, The Afiya Center aims to shed light on the connections between reproductive health and HIV awareness, advancing their vision of health and safety for Black communities. To learn more or donate to support their mission, please visit The Afiya Center’s website, and join in empowering Black women and building a healthier community.

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