The Candlelight Memorial serves as a global tribute to those affected by HIV/AIDS, commemorating those who have lost their lives and honoring the resilience and strength of survivors. The gathering at Auzonville Park provided a serene and reflective atmosphere for attendees to remember loved ones lost to the disease and to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment.
The presence of the Millennium Sistars, an organization dedicated to empowering and supporting persons impacted by HIV/AIDS, added a powerful dimension to the event. Their advocacy efforts and commitment to addressing the challenges faced by those affected by the disease were recognized and celebrated.
The National AIDS Coordinating Committee (NACC) played a pivotal role in coordinating and organizing the event, ensuring its success and meaningful impact. The NACC, as a leading body in HIV/AIDS prevention and management, works tirelessly to raise awareness, provide support services, and advocate for policies that address the needs of those affected by the disease.
The presence of distinguished guests, including the Member of Parliament (M.P.), demonstrated the importance and commitment of the local government in addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Their attendance underscored the significance of the Candlelight Memorial and reinforced the community's dedication to fighting stigma, promoting education, and supporting those affected by HIV/AIDS.
The AIDS Candlelight Memorial at Auzonville Park Tunapuna in 2023 served as a poignant reminder of the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS and the importance of unity and support in addressing this global health issue. The event brought together community members, organizations, and government representatives to honor those affected, raise awareness, and advocate for continued efforts in prevention, treatment, and support for individuals and communities impacted by HIV/AIDS.
