3-Day Health Services Activity: “Know Your Status, Protect, and Stop HIV Stigma

On April 14, 16, and 17, 2026, a three-day health services activity titled “Know Your Status, Protect, and Stop HIV Stigma” was conducted to educate students about the realities of HIV and AIDS, promote responsible health behaviors, and encourage compassion toward individuals living with HIV.

Students and employees actively participated in the activity held at the campus quadrangle, taking advantage of the free and accessible healthcare services offered throughout the event.

Key services included HIV screening (conducted on all three days), cervical screening tests, and chest X-rays, all of which emphasized the importance of early detection and prevention. Many individuals also volunteered to donate blood, reinforcing the message of saving lives and supporting the community.

The services were conveniently provided in the quadrangle, making participation more accessible to everyone on campus. Attendees were also able to update and access their health benefits, increasing awareness of available healthcare support systems.

Overall, the event highlighted the importance of early detection, regular screening, and proactive health management. Additionally, engaging with healthcare professionals helped participants build confidence in asking questions and discussing their health concerns.