Diversity Family Health Arkansas

12/01/2025

On this day in 1988, the first World AIDS Day was declared. Since then, every December 1st, we come together to remember the far too many that we have lost and to reaffirm our continued commitment to finding a cure for HIV and AIDS. Today is a day to say thank you to the many people behind the scenes who help to further this task. As well as a day to celebrate the many survivors and thrivers of these illnesses. Today, wear something RED in solidarity with those who have come before and those who continue on this path.

"Don't give up, be proud of who you are, and never feel sorry for yourself." - Ryan White

11/27/2025

We at Diversity Family Health Arkansas want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. We are all so thankful to be a part of our patients' health journeys.

11/20/2025

In honor of the beautiful souls we have lost. We will never forget you.

11/11/2025

Today we honor all of our Veterans. Thank you for your service.

11/10/2025

We are so grateful to all the Nurse Practitioners out there... especially ours. Happy Nurse Practitioner Week! We couldn't do it without you!

11/06/2025

Introducing Claire Annette, our fearless Miss November Queen and recently crowned Miss Gay Diamond America embodies the unbreakable spirit that's driving us closer to an HIV-free world. Get empowered and order the DRAG OUT HIV Calendar now at http://www.diversityfamilyhealth.com/dragouthiv – together, we can make a difference.

“After moving to a new city and knowing basically nobody, drag helped me find a place within my new community. Not only that, but it helped me heal my inner child by celebrating things about myself I was conditioned to suppress, growing up as a flamboyant boy in the South. My creativity, my exuberance, my sensitivity – – all of these are aspects of myself that have been celebrated since I started performing. Through a drag, I have found a community and been fortunate enough to have been given a platform, so I would be remiss if I did not use that platform to help that community!”
-Claire

10/14/2025

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10/09/2025

Melanie Masters, our fearless Miss October Queen 👑 and newly crowned Miss Gay Arkansas America 2025, embodies the unbreakable spirit 💪 that's driving us closer to an HIV-free world. 🌎 Get empowered and order the DRAG OUT HIV Calendar now at http://www.diversityfamilyhealth.com/dragouthiv – together, we can make a difference.

“As an LGBTQ person you have any needs, and you deserve a provider who knows the difference between a chosen name and a nickname. If your doctor doesn’t know what PrEP is or thinks “poppers” are for birthday parties, it’s time to find someone who swings both ways-medically, speaking, of course. Think of finding the right provider like finding a good top: if they’re not listening to your needs, it’s time to look until you find one that hits the right spot!”
-Melanie

09/18/2025

Led by the AIDS InstituteExit Disclaimer, National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (NHAAD) is observed each year on September 18 to focus on the increasing number of people who, because of major advancements in HIV treatment, are living long, full lives with HIV. The awareness day also calls attention to the unique health and social needs, as well as the challenges of HIV prevention, testing, treatment, and care among people who are aging. This year’s theme, “Protect Our Aging Populations: Meeting New Challenges to Live Longer and Improve Lives!”, aims to emphasize the need for prevention, research, and data focused on the aging community and increase medical understanding of the impact of HIV on the natural aging process.

More than half of people living with diagnosed HIV in the United States and dependent areas are aged 50 and older. Some were diagnosed later in life, while others have lived with HIV for many years. Support services are available through health care providers, local community centers, or HIV service organizations.

09/08/2025

✨Akasha Adonis, our Miss September Queen, is a shining star 💫in the fight against HIV. With her fearless spirit and unwavering dedication, she's inspiring us to strive for an HIV-free world. 🌎 Order the DRAG OUT HIV Calendar now and join the movement to make a real difference in the lives of those affected by HIV. ❤️

“As a titleholder and a drag performer, we have a platform that comes with an obligation to the communities we represent. We are the ones on the stages, in the spotlights, and on the mics. Use your voices and art to educate and protect those around you while we still have the opportunities.Get tested, get PrEP, and get informed. Undetectable = Intransmittable.”
~Akasha