We believe in all of the projects that we have set forth. However, we understand that it will take strong partnerships in order for the implementation to work smoothly and cohesively. It will start with our educational programs that will give HIV affected and infected individuals the skill sets that they'll need to become competitive candidates in the job market. This will also enable them to pass on what they have learned through our humanitarian program, where we'll encourage and assist them to also help orphans and the homeless through our feed the homeless initiative. Last but not least, through the youth project students will have the opportunity to help us create an awareness campaign that will encourage HIV prevention as well as the eradication of stigmas associated with this disease.

To successfully reach our goals we'll have to collaborate with local agencies as well as the private sector. According to the Trinidad & Tobago United Nations 2012 Aids report, over 22,000 people are currently living with HIV/Aids and these numbers will continue to rise. We are confident that the implementation of our programs will help us decrease these statistics. With your support we will work tirelessly until we do... See below for a summary on the global efforts in stigma reduction and the scales used to measure success.