Hum2+Group3

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Christy, Jack, SoJin

Among numerous infectious diseases in the world, HIV/AIDS is the one which is famous for its fast infection rate and large number of live victims. What is AIDS? It is the infectious disease in the immune system. AIDS, the killer of numerous people, has been and is still being the cause of the death of people in sub-Saharan Africa. The number of people suffering and dying from AIDS are enormous in Sub-Saharan Africa, where AIDS was first originated. At the end of 2007, approximately 22 million people in Sub Saharan Africa, including adults and children, were living with HIV/AIDS. They NEED help. Then, what are we going to do in order to help them out? Mainly, we have three things planned out. First, we plan to get more attention from people and persuade more people to support us as well as other organizations who are seeking to help people in Sub Saharan Africa stop suffering from HIV/AIDS. Getting attention from a lot of people worldwide does help a lot in resolving such an issue through people's interest and donation. We can get more attention and persuade people by creating a website or a commercial about how people are suffering and how bad HIV/AIDS are in sub-Saharan Africa. YOU can also be part of our project. Furthermore, we also plan to educate others about HIV/AIDS and their effects worldwide. We'll do this by creating a website full of information about HIV/AIDS and actual ways people can join to help prevent AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Also, we will be leading our local community to actually help the people in sub-Saharan Africa through donation. We will be organizing a fund raiser in our school and our community which will be given to the people in sub-Saharan Africa through other AIDS-preventing organizations. Our organization will help the people suffering from AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa by educating people in our local community about AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa, getting people's interests, donation, and your help.

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