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Save the Date: HOCC’s Annual Program “Reflection and Gratitude”

Home > Luncheon > Save the Date: HOCC’s Annual Program “Reflection and Gratitude”

Join us for our Annual Reflection & Gratitude Program!

November 8, 2019 at 7:08 pm Luncheon Share via:

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We Want You Know… as the holidays start to roll out and World AIDS Day is fast approaching, we would like to acknowledge the number of women who to are living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.

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We Want You to Know… Taking HIV medication daily as directed is essential to achieving and maintaining an undetectable viral load, which benefits health and prevents sexual transmission of the virus to an HIV-negative partner.

For nearly two decades, scientists have recognized that the viral load is a key determinant of HIV transmission. In other words, people living with HIV cannot pass HIV through sex when they have...

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Healing Our Community Collaborative, Inc. (HOCC)

Program Location:
Old South Church
645 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116

Phone: (617) 285-7755
E-mail: hoccprogram@aol.com
Website: https://hoccprograms.org

Our Mission

HOCC’s mission is to empower women living with, affected by, or at risk for HIV by creating and maintaining a collaborative group of care providers and consumers whose shared purpose is to: improve health literacy and self-care; advance knowledge about women’s experience of HIV/AIDS and other disease processes; enhance problem-solving capacities and self-advocacy; promote healthy lifestyle & behavior changes; create solutions together to prevent HIV infection and transmission; reduce health disparities in women of color; and improve access to and retention in optimal care settings.