– Human, moral, spiritual and social support;

– Courses, activities, training, skills and self-sustainability opportunities that contribute to raising self-esteem, physical and mental health.

– Informative lectures on HIV/AIDS in schools, communities, churches, youth groups, companies, health services, etc.;

-HIV/AIDS education and prevention actions in mass events and peripheral neighborhoods.

– Actions to protect the rights of people living with the HIV/AIDS virus;

– Use of media to denounce violations of the rights of HIV-positive people;

– Participation in instances of social control in order to protect the rights of those living with HIV/AIDS.