National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is observed in the USA on March 10 each year. This day aims to empower individuals with information about HIV/AIDS and its impact on women and girls. Initiated by HIV.gov, an official federal internet portal established by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the observance focuses on supporting women and girls who are HIV positive and educating them on living with the disease. Events organized on this day emphasize the importance of preventing HIV/AIDS, promoting testing, and reducing the virus's impact on women's lives. The primary mode of transmission is through sexual contact and drug use, with a significant number of women and teenage girls unaware of their HIV status, which can hinder treatment and increase transmission risks. Thus, the day serves as a crucial platform for informing women about the dangers of HIV/AIDS and prevention strategies.