The HIV awareness theater was an event aimed at raising awareness about the HIV virus and

promoting safe sex practices among young people. The event was held at motorpool activity
center and attended by the students of Colegio De San Gabriel Archangel high school and
college level
The theater program consisted of a series of informative and engaging skits that explored
various aspects of HIV and AIDS. The skits were performed by a talented group of actors who
used humor and drama to convey important messages about safe sex practices and how does
the HIV are being transferred to another person, the importance of getting tested, and the
devastating effects of HIV and AIDS. One of the act focused on the stigma surrounding HIV and
AIDS and the need for more empathy and understanding towards those who are infected. The
final act was a powerful portrayal of someone living with HIV and the challenges they face on a
daily basis.
Overall, the WARDS 404 theater was a powerful and effective way to educate young people
about the dangers of HIV and AIDS while also promoting positive attitudes towards safe sex
practices and those affected by the virus. The event was an important reminder of the need for
continued education and awareness efforts to combat the spread of HIV and AIDS in our
communities.