Until there is a cure, preventing AIDS is our best defense to end this disease.
Lifelong’s prevention team is the leading source of educational outreach to at-risk populations in King County. But we do much more than wait for people to come to us for help. HomoHealth, Lifelong's men's program, sends people out into the community to educate people about HIV transmission in an atmosphere of mutual respect. We distribute hundreds of thousands of condoms and safer-sex messages each year. Our Positive Choices, Intersexions and ONE2ONE programs counsel HIV-positive and HIV-negative individuals one-on-one about their sexual choices. And our MPowerment program educates young people about HIV/AIDS through youth-led programs.
We never let people forget the risks of AIDS. We cultivate wisdom, strength and unity to combat prejudice and improve self-esteem, dramatically decreasing the transmission of HIV and STDs.
For more infomation about HIV/AIDS and how it has impacted our community, visit our HIV/AIDS Information section of this website.
Our prevention team partners with the local HIV Vaccine Trials Unit to increase awareness about HIV vaccine research. For more information, visit www.bethegeneration.org and www.seattlevaccines.org.













The 23rd Annual Seattle AIDS Walk is on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at Volunteer Park in Capitol Hill. Together, we can end the AIDS epidemic. Stay tuned for the announcement of the launch of the official Seattle AIDS Walk website.

Every 9 1/2 minutes, another person in the United States becomes infected with HIV.