AIDS Walk Raises Awareness in Kansas City

0:00Hundreds showed up for the 38th annual AIDS walk in Kansas City, Missouri. A big push to raise cash and spread word about HIV support right. Here in the metro area, the event jumped off at 10 a.m. on Saturday, stepping in to fund local services as federal and state books have been drying up lately. Organizes like Kareesa Daanda from the AIDS Service Foundation stressed how the community got a rally now with around 6,000 folks in the area. Living with HIV and needing testing, treatment and prevention help. Brandon Woodard added they back non-profits to get people tested and on track to undetectable levels so everybody can thrive just like the rest. Beyond the walk, there was entertainment and real talk to keep the momentum going for HIV care check. The foundation site if you want to jump in and make a difference. Local news powered by AI. This is Kansas News Today.