AIDS Awareness Month is observed every October with the mission to spread knowledge about HIV/AIDS, combat myths, and support those affected by the disease. This campaign is crucial for public health, as over 37 million people globally are living with HIV. The month emphasizes understanding HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment, particularly targeting young people and those at higher risk. Activities to honor this month include educating others about HIV/AIDS, participating in charity runs or walks, and hosting themed movie nights to raise awareness. The observance encourages communities to take collective action against HIV and highlights the importance of ongoing education and support throughout the year. World AIDS Day, celebrated on December 1st, further unites the global community in remembrance and action against the epidemic.