Middle Georgia & ?World Aids Day

World Aids Day is a time for communities to show support for people living with HIV, and to remember those who’ve died from the disease. Aids is a disease that kills millions of people world wide and right here in the U-S people are uniting to fight against Aids.  According to the C-D-C, the majority of Americans living with H-I-V do not have their disease under control.  The Rainbow Center provides free testing daily and education about H-I-V. 

“But the main thing is education is the prevention that we have now a days for HIV. The more educations you have about the disease, the less likely of you contracting the disease because you’re protecting yourself through education” , said Executive Director of the Rainbow Center in Macon, Micheal Leon.

If you would like more information on the Rainbow Center and how you can help. You can go to their website at www.rainbowcenter.us