“HIV/AIDS, You have a Role to Play too” means that everyone including students has a role to play in the prevention and the treatment of HIV/AIDS.
As a student, you need to :

• Seek knowledge and information that empowers  you to acquire critical life skills that will help you stay safe from HIV/AIDS.
• Support and care for all infected and affected learners, teachers and other persons and work tirelessly to eliminate stigma and discrimination.
• Participate in school-based anti-HIV/AIDS activities on prevention, mitigation and capacity building.
• Set goals in life that motivate and drive you on to achieve and stay out of mischief and predisposition to dangerous or risky situations.
• Report suspicious conduct, indecent touches and all forms of sexual abuse to a trusted elder in the school or to your parent and/or community or religious leader.
• Aquire and share knowledge and skills of HIV/AIDS.
• Act as  a positive behavior role model to your fellow students and peers.
• Know your HIV status through VCT (Voluntary Counseling and Testing).
• If you are living with HIV/AIDS, seek medical and psychosocial care, adhere to treatment, live positively, protect yourself from re-infection and from infecting others.

Other Random Questions

• Dear Counselor, my teachers says I have low self-esteem. What is self-esteem and what can I do to boost my self-esteem? (2)
• Dear Counselor, why is it that young women and girls are more vulnerable to HIV transmission than young men and boys? (2)