Aids Control Programme, Ministry of Health, UG

Aids. Avoid unprotected sex; always use a condom. Abstain from sex and live an aids free life. Be faithful to your sexual partner. You are capable of protecting yourself.

Aids patients need your love, care and support - You cannot catch Aids through caring for Aids patients

Can you spot which person carries HIV? The answer is no! The aids virus can hide in a person's blood for many years. People who carry HIV may look and feel healthy, but they can still pass HIV to others!

Care for people with aids. - Protect your patient from infections. - Protect yourself and others from aids. - Wash hands. - Cover wounds. - Keep clean. - Don't share sharp things.

Correct use of condoms protects you from aids and other STDs - Don't take chances!

Correct use of condoms protects you from aids and other STDs - Don't take chances!

Do not drown in the aids flood; always be on board. Be faithful to your sexual partner - Abstain from sex - Avoid unprotected sex; always use a condom.

How aids is spread - Aids is spread mainly through sexual intercourse with an infected person. Aids is spread through blood contaminated instruments. Aids is spread through infected woman during pregnancy to her unborn child.

Men of Uganda - Aids is still a problem - Get more involved in the fight against HIV/Aids - World aids day campaign (1st Dec. 2000) - Aids! Men make a difference.

Na juta ninge ikata slim - raha ya masaa machache inanipa kifo cha upweke na maumivu mengi!!

Speak up! Speak out! It's your life and your responsibility to protect yourself from HIV/Aids.

What does a person with aids look like? Aids or measles? Aids or malnutrition? Aids or typhoid? Aids or tuberculosis? Aids or alcoholism? Aids or cancer? Aids can look like many other diseases. Don't be confused. Don't spread rumours.

What have you heard about aids? What does it mean? Who can get it? What causes it? How can we stop it? What can we do for people who have it? Can it be cured? What does it look like? Which of us has it? Don't guess the answers! Learn the truth about aids!

You can not get aids from: normal contact such as shaking hands, holding or kissing. From sharing clothing, combs, bedclothes or towels. From mosquitos, bedbugs, lice or any other insects or animals.