HIV & Migration: Testimonials

Through our participation, our resources are used for prevention and for our own communities, and that's important to me.

Melike, Berlin
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Migrant self-organizations create access to migrant communities.

Ulas, Berlin
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No group is inherently difficult to reach.
It always depends on who is addressing them and how …

Sembra, Dortmund
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Those who participate are reached!
Working together with migrants to shape HIV prevention in all its dimensions.

Tanja, DAH
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Participation means sharing:
helping to shape and influence things!

Omer, Hamburg
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People who have immigrated to Germany are not necessarily less healthy than natives; in fact, the opposite can be the case.

Under certain circumstances, however, migrants have an increased risk of falling ill - and yet often do not have the same access to the healthcare system, information, education and care as people who were born here. This also applies to HIV/AIDS.

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