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We're excited about our own World AIDS Day forum, but we've also put together a list of other World AIDS Day events taking place in San Francisco and Oakland on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, illustrating the diversity of the Bay Area's response to HIV/AIDS.
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My name is Norman Hampton and I am the person who is in charge of this years World AIDS Day event to be held at The Tenderloin Health location at 183-187, and 255, and 240 Goldengate Ave.
This years event will be held with no holds barred and not without including all that have passed on due to the disease of HIV/AIDS. But at the same time we here at Tenderloin Health have lost a very great leader and mentor, in Mr. Hank Wilson, and we are making this years event even more special, because we are making a special program to remember Hank and all of his community involvement and also for being instrumal in starting TARC.
So please come by on Dec. 1, 2008 to join us for this great event and remembrance. The program I am hoping will start at 11am, and will continue untill about 2pm.. More info to come before the event stay tune.....Thanks and hope to see you here.
Norman I. Hampton
Posted by: Norman Ivey Hampton | November 22, 2008 at 10:52 PM