Delaware HIV Consortium

Join AIDS Delaware and Delaware HIV Consortium on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for the 40th Annual AIDS Walk Delaware.

As one of the nation's longest-running HIV/AIDS walks, AIDS Walk Delaware has brought communities together for four decades to honor lives, fight stigma, support people living with HIV, and advance the work of prevention, care, and advocacy.

📍 Brandywine Park, Wilmington
📍 The Bandstand, Rehoboth Beach
⏰ Check-in starts at 8:30 a.m., and the walk begins at 10.

This year, we celebrate 40 years of community, compassion, resilience, and action. Save the date and join us for this historic milestone.

Join AIDS Delaware and Delaware HIV Consortium on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for the 40th Annual AIDS Walk Delaware.

As one of the nation's longest-running HIV/AIDS walks, AIDS Walk Delaware has brought communities together for four decades to honor lives, fight stigma, support people living with HIV, and advance the work of prevention, care, and advocacy.

📍 Brandywine Park, Wilmington
📍 The Bandstand, Rehoboth Beach
⏰ Check-in starts at 8:30 a.m., and the walk begins at 10.

This year, we celebrate 40 years of community, compassion, resilience, and action. Save the date and join us for this historic milestone.

Juneteenth commemorates freedom delayed, resilience sustained, and progress achieved through generations of courage and perseverance.

As we celebrate this historic day, we honor the legacy of those who fought for freedom and recognize that true equity requires continued action. Health equity, racial justice, and community well-being are deeply connected, and our work is stronger when we center the voices and experiences of those most impacted by systemic barriers.

Today, we celebrate Black history, Black excellence, and the ongoing pursuit of a more just and equitable future for all.

National HIV Testing Day is next week. Knowing your status is power. Take control and get tested to protect your health and your community.
🧪 Stop by Walgreens on 9th and Market St. in Wilmington to get a free, quick HIV & Syphilis test!
📬️ Go to our website and order a free In-Home test kit. https://www.delawarehiv.org/hiv-prevention-services/hiv-testing -info
📍 Or use this interactive map to find a testing site: https://aidsvu.org/services/ #/testing

Transgender individuals are disproportionately impacted by HIV, not due to their identity but rather structural barriers like stigma, discrimination, and lack of access to care. When healthcare is affirming and accessible, health outcomes improve. Equity saves lives.

At the Delaware HIV Consortium, we are committed to providing inclusive, affirming, and compassionate services that meet people where they are. Whether you're looking for HIV prevention services, PrEP navigation, care coordination, support services, or community resources, we're here to help.

Visit [www.delawarehiv.org](http://www.delawarehiv.org) to learn more about our programs and services and how we're working to build healthier, more equitable communities across Delaware.

Delaware HIV Consortium The Delaware HIV Consortium is leading the fight to end HIV in Delaware with care, prevention, and a future of hope.

🌈 We’re excited to be at Delaware Pride today!

Stop by the Delaware HIV Consortium booth to say hello, learn more about our programs and services, spin our prize wheel, and pick up free resources and giveaways. Whether you have questions about HIV prevention, PrEP, sexual health, community support, or just want to chat with our team, we’d love to meet you.

Pride is about community, connection, and celebrating who we are. Come visit us, share a smile, and see what DHC is doing to support healthier communities across Delaware.

We can’t wait to see you! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Today, on HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, we honor the resilience, strength, and contributions of people who have lived through every chapter of the HIV epidemic.

Long-term survivors have witnessed tremendous change, from the early days of uncertainty and stigma to the advances in treatment and prevention that have transformed HIV care. Their experiences, advocacy, and courage have helped shape the response we know today.

As we celebrate progress, we also recognize the unique challenges many long-term survivors continue to face, including aging with HIV, social isolation, stigma, and ongoing health disparities.

Today, we pause to listen, learn, and express our gratitude to the individuals whose perseverance continues to inspire communities across Delaware and beyond.

Your stories matter. Your voices matter. Your legacy matters.

Happy Pride Month 🌈

This month is about joy, visibility, community, and honoring the people who fought and continue fighting to make the world safer and more equitable for LGBTQ+ communities.

At the Delaware HIV Consortium, Pride is personal. So much of the progress in HIV advocacy, prevention, and care exists because LGBTQ+ communities refused to stay silent, cared for one another during times of crisis, and pushed public health systems to do better.

We know that many LGBTQ+ individuals still face stigma, discrimination, barriers to healthcare, and challenges simply trying to access affirming spaces and services. That is why this work continues to matter so deeply.

This month, we celebrate the resilience, strength, and humanity of LGBTQ+ communities across Delaware and beyond. We also reaffirm our commitment to creating spaces where people feel seen, respected, supported, and connected to the care they deserve.

To everyone celebrating Pride this month: we see you, we support you, and we are proud to stand with you.

Happy Pride Month 💙