WORLD HIV DAY

About Us

World HIV Day is the campaign hub for 1 December — for organizers who want real outcomes.

What we do

We bring the annual theme, ready-to-use assets, event guides, global stories, and impact reporting into one place — so organizations, schools, and media turn World HIV Day from a one-day post into work you can measure.

What we stand for

  1. 01Stick to primary sources — never invent a theme that has not been announced
  2. 02We are not a testing guide, daily news feed, or general knowledge archive
  3. 03Use non-stigmatizing language and respect story ownership
  4. 04Every piece should lead to organizing an event, downloading assets, or reporting impact

World HIV Day is the 1 December campaign hub — meaning, activities, and practical guidance for organizers. We write so schools, media, and community groups can turn World HIV Day from a one-day post into work they can measure, without stigma.

We are an independent information site, not a hospital, government agency, or the United Nations. Pages here do not replace a doctor. If you need PEP after a recent exposure, go to an emergency department within 72 hours. In Thailand, call 1663.

Outbound links on this site are doors to other services. They are not affiliated clinics, and they are not a diagnosis.

The editorial inbox at info@worldhivday.org takes campaign dates, event links, asset requests, and English copy that went wrong. We are not the official United Nations World AIDS Day organizers.

Topics come from what organizers actually search. We do not rank pages by advertisers, and we do not endorse a drug brand or anyone’s lab result.

We do not keep medical records on this website. Medical decisions stay with you and your own provider.

If you find outdated information, send the URL. We update pages when primary sources change.

The privacy policy, contact page, and main articles live at https://worldhivday.org

Pages without a date should be read as an overview. Confirm details with your own clinic or organizing partners before you act.

The aim of World HIV Day is usable campaign information, respect for readers, and never pretending to be a healthcare facility.