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July 2026 | SAAF Monthly Newsletter
Noticias Disponibles en Español July is a month that symbolizes freedom, unity, and the spirit of summer. As we celebrate Independence Day and enjoy longer days, backyard barbecues, fireworks, family gatherings, and making lasting memories. We should also reflect on the values of resilience, community, and opportunity. We hope this month brings moments of joy, connection, and inspiration as we continue working together toward a brighter future. SAAF in Action • SAAF will be c
Omar Allen
Jul 211 min read


June 2026 | SAAF Monthly Newsletter
Noticias Disponibles en Español June feels like a beginning, where the year stretches into warmth, light lingers longer, and everything seems a little more alive. It’s a month of transition, carrying the last echoes of spring into the full bloom of summer. For many, June means possibility: school years ending, vacations beginning, and a subtle invitation to slow down and savor the longer days. It holds both energy and ease, a reminder that growth and rest can exist side by si
Omar Allen
Jun 510 min read


May 2026 | SAAF Monthly Newsletter
Noticias Disponibles en Español May marks a meaningful period of transition—where renewal is visible not only in the season, but in our collective efforts to support health and well-being. As spring gives way to summer, it’s a time to reflect on growth, resilience, and the importance of caring for one another. This month also offers an opportunity to recognize the ongoing work surrounding HIV awareness, prevention, and treatment. Just as May has historically been tied to th
Omar Allen
Apr 299 min read


April 2026 | SAAF Monthly Newsletter
Versión en Español Disponible April Is STI Awareness Month: Testing Is Prevention April is STI Awareness Month, a time to highlight the connection between sexually transmitted infections and HIV prevention. Many STIs have no symptoms, which is why regular testing is so important. When left untreated, some STIs can increase the risk of getting or transmitting HIV. The good news is that most STIs are treatable, and many are curable. Knowing your status empowers you to protect y
Omar Allen
Apr 2710 min read
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