Hope's Voice was created to give hope a face and a name through both our speakers and the message we bring to communities, schools and organizations. We feel that hope is more than just a word. It can be the spark that moves one to act and to use their voice for social change. As you explore our website and the various programs we offer please keep in mind how strong hope can be. Let us inspire or renew that hope in your community because with hope and faith anything is possible.

MISSION STATEMENT

Hope's Voice is a national HIV/AIDS organization committed to promoting the education and prevention of HIV/AIDS to young adults. Hope's Voice uses open dialogue and peer-to-peer education, through both speaker appearances of young adults living with HIV/AIDS and progressive programs to send a crucial message: HIV/AIDS does not discriminate. At Hope's Voice we aim to raise awareness and help young adults create the social change that is needed to end this epidemic.

HISTORY

Hope's Voice was founded by Todd Murray and Danielle Rivera in Febuary of 2004. Danielle and Todd were attending the Ryan White Youth Conference when it become apparent that an organization that would focus on young adults and give a face and a name to this silent epedemic, was desperately needed. With this, Hope's Voice was born and through our talented speakers and progressive awarness programs Hope's Voice has become a leader in the HIV/AIDS community.


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