What is the theme of World AIDS Day 202 1?

202 1 theme of world AIDS day: life first, ending AIDS, health equality.

In order to raise people's awareness of AIDS, the World Health Organization designated 65438+February 1 in 1988 as World AIDS Day, calling on countries and international organizations to hold relevant activities on this day to publicize and popularize AIDS prevention and control knowledge. The symbol of World AIDS Day is a red ribbon, which symbolizes the public's concern and support for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients.

The publicity of World AIDS Day can arouse people's sympathy and understanding for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients, and call on people all over the world to act together to support AIDS prevention and anti-discrimination work. There are different levels of organizations in China to provide services for HIV-infected people and AIDS patients, which has promoted the development of AIDS prevention and anti-AIDS discrimination.

Aids prevention and treatment related services

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. China Center for Disease Control and Prevention is a public institution directly under the National Health and Wellness Commission, and its main responsibilities include "carrying out disease prevention and control, monitoring and evaluation of infectious diseases".

China foundation for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS. The Foundation publicizes and implements the national policies for the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, unites forces from all walks of life, popularizes scientific knowledge and advanced methods and means for the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, cares for and helps vulnerable groups affected by sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, and contributes to the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS and the promotion of social harmony and progress. The business scope of the foundation covers: caring for and helping women and children affected by sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, HIV-infected people, AIDS patients and their families.