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Project TIES Connects with the Baby Boomer Community

San Juan, Puerto Rico | November 11, 2025 | By Team Project TIES


Project TIES served over 500 people at its booth during the Baby Boomer Expo on November 8 and 9 at the San Juan Convention Center.


During the event, Project TIES gave attendees a chance to connect with their creativity through a Photo Booth, where they could take a keepsake photo along with the information they received.


Over 300 people chose to take a photo at the Project TIES booth.
Over 300 people chose to take a photo at the Project TIES booth.

Most attendees were 55 years or older, although individuals of all ages participated. Visitors received essential information about what HIV is and a directory of service providers in San Juan. In addition to distributing educational materials, they learned about the services offered by Project TIES and the locations where Rapid Initiation of Antiretroviral Therapy (Rapid ART/IR-TAR) is available.


Below are several images of Project TIES during the event:  


José Martínez, Leader of the Health Promoters Division at Project TIES.
José Martínez, Leader of the Health Promoters Division at Project TIES.
Mayra Román, Community Outreach Specialist at Project TIES, speaking about the website sanjuanponefinalvih.com
Mayra Román, Community Outreach Specialist at Project TIES, speaking about the website sanjuanponefinalvih.com
Tito Orlando Ortiz, Media and Content Specialist at Project TIES, inviting participants to take a photo at the booth after receiving guidance about the Project.
Tito Orlando Ortiz, Media and Content Specialist at Project TIES, inviting participants to take a photo at the booth after receiving guidance about the Project.

 
 
 

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