About our focus on youth
Young people in their teens or early twenties are the fastest growing group in the United States to be infected with the HIV. The quilt offers a unique prevention. Seeing the Quilt creates a "teachable moment" when young people are receptive to information that can save their lives. More than eight out of ten students surveyed at high school displays say that seeing the Quilt makes them want to find out more about how to prevent HIV infection.
NAMES Project South Florida's educational program has been approved by Dade, Broward and Palm Beach County High Schools.
Host the AIDS Quilt at Your Event or Facility
The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, as a powerful, visible symbol of the AIDS epidemic, provides unique opportunities to engage discussions about HIV/AIDS. Through presentation tailored to specific needs, our volunteers open the Quilt as a catalyst for conversation, questions and personal action.

We welcome opportunities to unfold the Quilt in:
- Community centers
- Businesses
- Colleges and Universities
- Hospitals
- Clinics
- Middle Schools
- Shopping Centers
- Conferences
|
- Government Agencies
- Fairs
- Libraries
- Elementary Schools
- Professional Meetings
- Communities of Faith
- Social Clubs
- High Schools
|