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    For individuals, shelter care provides counseling and support services to improve mental and physical well-being for HIV patients who have been abandoned. For society, the shelter aims to end discrimination by educating visitors and hosting activities to show HIV cannot be spread through touch. For countries, the shelter care provides better treatment for many patients and helps countries meet goals to expand HIV treatment coverage and reduce AIDS patients by 2030 in line with sustainable development goals.

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    For individuals, shelter care provides counseling and support services to improve mental and physical well-being for HIV patients who have been abandoned. For society, the shelter aims to end discrimination by educating visitors and hosting activities to show HIV cannot be spread through touch. For countries, the shelter care provides better treatment for many patients and helps countries meet goals to expand HIV treatment coverage and reduce AIDS patients by 2030 in line with sustainable development goals.

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    For individuals, shelter care provides counseling and support services to improve mental and physical well-being for HIV patients who have been abandoned. For society, the shelter aims to end discrimination by educating visitors and hosting activities to show HIV cannot be spread through touch. For countries, the shelter care provides better treatment for many patients and helps countries meet goals to expand HIV treatment coverage and reduce AIDS patients by 2030 in line with sustainable development goals.

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    For individuals, shelter care provides counseling and support services to improve mental and physical well-being for HIV patients who have been abandoned. For society, the shelter aims to end discrimination by educating visitors and hosting activities to show HIV cannot be spread through touch. For countries, the shelter care provides better treatment for many patients and helps countries meet goals to expand HIV treatment coverage and reduce AIDS patients by 2030 in line with sustainable development goals.

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    For the next slide, there are three contributions of shelter care for people living with HIV

    to the sustainable
    development goals. It is divided into individuals. Society and country.

    First and foremost, for individuals this home shelter has given benefits to HIV patients to regain their
    mental and physical well-being.
    The emotional and physical health of the HIV patient is surely affected due to the disease and people's
    judgement. Furthermore, these HIV patients usually were abandoned and neglected by their families and
    close friends because they were ashamed and disgusted by the disease. Moreover, this situation may
    affect the emotions of the HIV patient which is not good for their treatment. The shelter care has provided
    counseling and psychosocial as well as spiritual support service to improve the mental health of the hiv
    patient. In addition, the patients can be more focused on getting treatment and regaining their physical
    energy. Some individuals who are diagnosed with positive HIV may find it challenging to begin the HIV
    treatment. However, for physical well being there are numerous advantages to beginning treatment as
    quickly as possible after diagnosis. HIV/AIDS patients must push and motivate themselves to take
    advantage of the opportunity to receive treatment at a home shelter, which is more convenient and away
    from the judgmental society, in order to recover. Besides, treatment must be the first priority for them to
    recover, even though there is no effective cure currently.

    Next, for society. this home shelter care can end the discrimination of society towards HIV/AIDS
    patients.
    People who have HIV/AIDS still face a lot of stigma and discrimination in society. Society cannot accept
    the hard truth of HIV/AIDS, which fact that HIV does not spread easily. Furthermore, many people are
    unaware of the disease HIV/AIDS because the society only knows that HIV/AIDS is a cursed disease
    from God and that it causes very rapid symptoms in HIV/AIDS patients, as well as causing the patient to
    die. The myth that circulates in society is that social relations with people with HIV / AIDS such as shaking
    hands, using the same toilet, living in the same house will make us infected, but it is not true at all
    because HIV only can be spread through anal or vaginal sex, sharing needles or having contact with
    bloods or body fluids from a person who has HIV . The home shelter is open for people to volunteer to
    help and to visit to see the real perspective of HIV patients. There are also various interesting activities
    and programs held at the shelter between the patients and visitors to show that HIV cannot be spread by
    physical touch. Thus, the stigma and discrimination against them should end as we honestly should
    encourage and motivate them to never give up to get treatment.

    Lastly, shelter care has provided better care and treatment for a lot of patients in need and it continues to
    overcome the number of AIDS patients in need. As Malaysia has always committed to ending AIDS by
    the year 2030 in line with the Sustainable development goal.
    Malaysia will focus on expanding treatment coverage of HIV to achieve the 95% target by the year 2030.
    As the Shelter Home for people living with HIV (PLWH) has committed to treating the HIV survivor with
    better treatment by providing services including basic nursing care, palliative care, medical referrals,
    bereavement counseling, and psychosocial as well as spiritual support service. The purpose of the shelter
    home is to educate and give treatment to HIV survivors. It has increased the chance or percentage of the
    goal to reduce the number of HIV patients by 2030 to achieve it. Even Though there is no effective cure
    currently exists for HIV, however, with proper medical care, HIV can be controlled.

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