The Red Ribbon is a symbol widely recognised as a sign of support and solidarity with people living with HIV. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS, as well as a symbol of awareness, compassion, and hope.
The Red Ribbon holds great significance in raising awareness, showing support, and advocating for action to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic worldwide, and is often worn or displayed during events such as World AIDS Day and HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns to show support for those affected by the disease, to promote education and prevention efforts, and to combat stigma and discrimination.
This year, we have a student from Tanglin Trust School, Isha, who had crocheted for us another version of Red Ribbons. As part of the school curriculum, Isha had picked HIV to be a focus for social service.
To ensure that we incorporate GIPA principles (Greater Involvement of People Living with HIV/AIDS), our women support group, Unity, has uptake crocheting skills to continue Isha's good effort during their weekly meet up.
Priced per piece.
Orders are mailed locally.
Please keep in mind that the logistical and administrative processes for delivering your items take 5 working days from the time of order.
- $8.00
