HIVConnect.net is the new social network or I would call a home for the HIV/AIDS community. The platform will serve as a place for HIV-positive people, healthcare professionals, and AIDS services organizations for having a free communique.
HIVConnect provides information in a sole way with a library of current articles from medical journals, as well as published and personal articles contributed to the library by healthcare providers, HIVConnect writers, and the members.
Stephan Adelson, founder of the nonprofit project, said:
My goal is to create an environment of comfort, and deepen the social interaction between clients and the various organizations and individuals that seek to support them.
HIVConnect is a charitable nonprofit organization where anyone can join regardless of income level or ability to pay a fee. Well, the site doesn’t take responsibility for the privacy of members. Instead, the users will have to be cautious when revealing any personal information.
HIVConnect is committed to making a difference in the daily lives of HIV-positive people. The site is in beta currently and the motive for the launch is good. Let’s see if it could do justice to its commitments.
Via: Blogherald
