World AIDS Day 2018: Theme, awareness slogans, history, key facts

Today, that is December 1 2018, World Health Organisation (WHO) joins global partners and citizens to commemorate AIDS Day under the theme 'Know Your Status'.

This is also an occasion to celebrate the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day -- a pioneering global health campaign first initiated by WHO in 1988.

2 objectives of the theme of AIDS Day 2018

It is estimated that currently only 75 per cent of people with HIV know their status.

WHO advocacy and communication for World AIDS Day 2018 with the theme 'Know Your Status' aims to achieve the following objectives:

• Urge people to know their HIV infection status through testing, and to access HIV prevention, treatment and care services
• Urge policy-makers to promote a 'health for all' agenda for HIV and related health services, such as tuberculosis (TB), hepatitis and non-communicable diseases

World AIDS Day 2018: 5 Things You Should Know

World AIDS Day is observed on December 1 every year. The day is dedicated to spreading awareness about the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) which is spread by infection from a virus called human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The day is marked by the World Health Organisation as a global public health campaign. One can be at a greater risk of HIV if one has unprotected anal or vaginal sex, sharing contaminated needles, syringes and other injecting equipment, receive unsafe injections, blood transfusions, tissue transplantation, medical procedures that involve unsterile cutting or piercing; and experience accidental needle stick injuries including among health workers.

Diploma in HIV and Family Education

Diploma in HIV AIDS and Family Education

Certificate in Family Education (HIV-AIDS)

Induction Meetings 25.03.2018

Induction Meeting

Induction is the organised programme of welcome and introductory activities you will participate in as a new student joining a particular programme of study. Induction is a mandatory element of starting University and all new students are expected to participate. Over the induction you will have the opportunity to:

• Find out about your programme of study.
• Meet your fellow students, lecturers and find your way around the University.
• Find out from current students what IGNOU is really like and have any of your questions answered about what to expect.
• Find out more about the University's support systems and resources to help you study.

Being the Distance learning Programme the role of induction meeting is more important as you will be able to communicate with the university officials, study centre officials and your lecturers face to face.

The following points are discussed in detailed in the meeting:

1.         Programme Objectives and Its Structure
2.         Counselling Sessions and Teaching Methodology
3.      Course Material, I Card , Exam Form, Revaluation, Credit System, Grades  
4.      Assignments and Its Importance 
5.      Examination System
6.      Evaluation System of the University
7.      Important dates like for filling the examination form, assignment submissions.

Schedule of CAFE-DAFE Jan 2018 Session

Indira Gandhi National Open University

Special Study Centre–0742 D

Al-Ameen Education and Welfare Trust, Nizamuddin, New Delhi.

Schedule of theory classes for CAFÉ/DAFE Programme (January to June 2018)

S.N.	Day & Date	Time	Bock to be covered
1.	Saturday 31.3.2018	3.00-5.00 PM	BFE-101 (Block 1 to 3)
2.	Saturday 31.3.2018	5.00-7.00 PM	BFEE-101 (Block 1 to 3)
3.	Saturday 07.4.2018	3.00-5.00 PM	BFE-102 (Block 1 to 3)
4.	Saturday 07.4.2018	5.00-7.00 PM	BFEE-102 (Block 1)
5.	Saturday 21.4.2018	3.00-5.00 PM	BFEE-102 (Block 2 to 3)
6.	Saturday 21.4.2018	5.00-7.00 PM	BFEE-103 (Block 1)
7.	Saturday 28.4.2018	3.00-5.00 PM	BFEE-103 (Block 2 to 3)
8.	Saturday 28.4.2018	5.00-7.00 PM	BFEE-104 (Block 1 to 3)

            Academic Counsellor: Dr. L.B. Singh 

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