PERSON NOT INFECTED - NKHANGFI FOUNDATION

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About NKHANGFI FOUNDATION:

At NKHANGFI FOUNDATION, we believe in a world where everyone can thrive, free from the fear of HIV. Our mission is to empower individuals with knowledge, support, and resources to prevent HIV transmission. Here we are dedicated to those not currently infected and those infected with HIV, providing essential information on counseling, prevention, and overall well-being.

Understanding HIV:

Knowledge is Power:

What is HIV? Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) attacks the immune system, making it challenging for the body to fight off infections and diseases. However, with the right information, you can protect yourself and those you care about.

Counseling for Prevention:

Expert Guidance: Our certified counselors are here to provide personalized guidance on HIV prevention. Whether you have questions about safe practices, relationships, or testing, our team is ready to support you. Virtual Counseling Sessions: Book a confidential virtual counseling session with our experts to discuss your concerns, get advice on safe practices, and receive information on HIV prevention strategies.

Practical Tips for Prevention:

1. Safe Practices: Always practice safe sex by using condoms consistently and correctly. Explore testing together with your partner and make it a part of your regular health routine.

2. Regular Testing: Schedule regular HIV tests to know your status and take control of your health. Encourage open communication with your healthcare provider about testing and prevention options.

PREVENTIVE MEANS PUT IN PLACE BY NKHANGFI TO FIGHT AGAINST HIV/AIDS

Using condoms consistently and correctly is one of the most effective methods for preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Here's a detailed explanation of how condoms contribute to HIV prevention that is why we this methods to educate both young and old to prevent HIV from spreading and:

1. Physical Barrier:

Block Transmission: Condoms act as a physical barrier that prevents direct contact between bodily fluids, such as semen, vaginal fluids, and blood, which may contain the HIV virus.

2. Male and Female Condoms: Male Condoms:

Worn over the penis during sexual intercourse, male condoms are widely available and highly effective when used consistently and correctly. Female Condoms: Designed to be inserted into the vagina, female condoms provide an additional option for protection.

3. Protection During Different Types of Sex: Vaginal Sex:

Condoms are highly effective in preventing the transmission of HIV during vaginal intercourse. Anal Sex: Properly used condoms also reduce the risk of HIV transmission during anal intercourse. Oral Sex:

4. Latex and Non-Latex Options: Latex Condoms:

Most condoms are made of latex, a durable and effective material that provides a reliable barrier. Non-Latex Condoms: For individuals with latex allergies, non-latex condoms made from materials like polyurethane or polyisoprene are available.

5. Lubrication: Water-Based Lubricants:

Using water-based lubricants with condoms can enhance comfort and reduce the risk of breakage. Avoid oil-based lubricants, as they can weaken latex condoms.

6. Correct Use: Inspect Before Use:
Check the expiration date and package integrity before opening the condom. Avoid using damaged or expired condoms. Correct Application: Pinch the tip of the condom before unrolling it over the erect penis.

7. Dual Protection: Combine with Other Prevention Methods: Condoms can be used in combination with other preventive methods, such as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and regular testing, for comprehensive protection.

8. Communication: Open Communication: Discuss condom use openly with your sexual partner(s) to ensure mutual understanding and agreement on protection methods.

9. Accessibility: Readily Available: Condoms are widely accessible and available at pharmacies, health clinics, and many other locations. They can also be obtained free of charge from various health organizations.

10. Education and Awareness: Educational Resources:
Stay informed about correct condom use through educational resources. Many health organizations provide information on proper condom usage.

1. Physical Barrier: Block Transmission: Condoms act as a physical barrier that prevents direct contact between bodily fluids, such as semen, vaginal fluids, and blood, which may contain the HIV virus.

2. Male and Female Condoms: Male Condoms: Worn over the penis during sexual intercourse, male condoms are widely available and highly effective when used consistently and correctly. Female Condoms: Designed to be inserted into the vagina, female condoms provide an additional option for protection. Like male condoms, correct and consistent use is crucial.

Condoms can also help prevent other STDs you can get through body fluids, like gonorrhea and chlamydia. However, they provide less protection against STDs spread through skin-to-skin contact, like human papillomavirus or HPV (genital warts), genital herpes, and syphilis.

Talk to your partners and friends about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). PrEP is a medicine that when taken as prescribed, can greatly reduce your risk of getting HIV from sex and injection drug use.

PrEP can stop HIV from taking hold and spreading throughout your body. It is highly effective for preventing HIV if used as prescribed. And remember, PrEP protects you against HIV but not against other sexual transmitted diseases (STDs).

There are more HIV prevention options than ever before.

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