A part of every dollar you spend goes toward HIV/AIDS prevention education and treatment in Illinois
Over $12.6 million
has been raised so far.
Change starts with knowledge
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Thriving for years
Thanks to improved treatments, people living with HIV/AIDS are living longer lives – nearly one-half of all people living with HIV are over the age of 50; with 1 in 5 aged 60 and older.
Winning the battle.
HIV diagnoses are down 16% since 2019 in Illinois.
Making strides
Approximately 37,300 people are living with HIV disease (PLWHA) in Illinois, with the percentage change from 2012-2021 of HIV diagnosis for women down 14% and for men down 19%.
Reducing the spread.
The number of new HIV diagnoses amongst women was down 21% between 2010 and 2019.
A healthier Illinois
HIV diagnosis is down 18% since 2013 in Illinois.
A chance to thrive.
Thanks to improved treatments, people living with HIV/AIDS can expect to live long lives. There are approximately 37,000 people living with HIV disease (PLWHA) in Illinois of whom over two-thirds (68%) are over the age of 40.
Reducing cases
In Illinois, 19.3% of cases diagnosed with HIV infection in 2022 received an AIDS diagnosis within 12 months (compared to 20.7% of cases diagnosed in 2017).
