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World AIDS Day 2024 MAACA luncheon in New Port Richey
07/12/2024

World AIDS Day 2024 MAACA luncheon in New Port Richey

This World AIDS day luncheon was very special because of the dedicated people in the community. Thank you to everyone th...
07/12/2024

This World AIDS day luncheon was very special because of the dedicated people in the community. Thank you to everyone that made this day special for so many in the community. 🎗️

World AIDS day MAACA 2024 ✨
07/12/2024

World AIDS day MAACA 2024 ✨

07/12/2024

MAACA World AIDS day luncheon venue change: 6008 Main Street New Port Richey Fl 34653
Today: 12:30-3:00 pm.

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06/12/2024

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03/12/2024

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VARK in association with MAACA presented their annual World AIDS day event in Pasco Florida.Emcee- Shawn SaxtonSpeakers- Vilma M. Vega, Zelda Young, Robert K...

Every year on December 1st, the world comes together to observe World AIDS Day, a time to honor those impacted by HIV/AI...
03/12/2024

Every year on December 1st, the world comes together to observe World AIDS Day, a time to honor those impacted by HIV/AIDS, promote awareness, and encourage testing and treatment. This year, MAACA joins communities across Florida in commemorating this important day with events that focus on education, testing, and open dialogue.

World AIDS Day is an opportunity to reflect on the progress made in combating HIV/AIDS while recognizing the work that still needs to be done.

MAACA Celebrates World AIDS Day: Join Us in Raising Awareness Every year on December 1st, the world comes together to observe World AIDS Day...

At first, there was an unspoken hesitance among attendees to discuss the reasons behind our chosen colors. But as we min...
02/12/2024

At first, there was an unspoken hesitance among attendees to discuss the reasons behind our chosen colors. But as we mingled and shared polite greetings, the atmosphere began to shift.

There was an unspoken understanding that the time for deeper conversations would come, and for now, just being in each other’s presence was enough.

Katrina’s warm embrace when she found me was a moment I’ll never forget. It was a hug filled with understanding, strength, and mutual comfort—a reminder that grief can connect us in ways words often cannot.

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From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm smiles and an undeniable sense of belonging. The church grounds were ...
02/12/2024

From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm smiles and an undeniable sense of belonging.

The church grounds were expansive, featuring a cluster of buildings that included a sanctuary, offices,

classrooms, a basketball court, and a serene Prayer Park.

The event was spread across these spaces, with talks and conversations held in classrooms,

while the park and basketball court served as central gathering areas.

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From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm smiles and an undeniable sense of belonging. The church grounds were ...
01/12/2024

From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm smiles and an undeniable sense of belonging. The church grounds were expansive, featuring a cluster of buildings that included a sanctuary, offices, classrooms, a basketball court, and a serene Prayer Park. The event was spread across these spaces, with talks and conversations held in classrooms, while the park and basketball court served as central gathering areas.

The Prayer Park immediately drew my attention. Blue and white balloons swayed gently in the breeze, creating a peaceful ambiance. Park benches were thoughtfully placed throughout the space, allowing attendees to reflect and connect. The check-in area, located on the basketball court, was a bustling hub of activity. Volunteers welcomed us and handed out name tags color-coded to represent our specific grief. I chose yellow for the loss of a parent.

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