Liverpool Football Club has given its backing to World Aids Day.
World Aids Day has been held on December 1 since 1988 with the aim of fighting prejudice and educating people about the disease.
Mark Haig, LFC's manager for Action for Health, said: "Liverpool Football Club is supporting this international health campaign because we're aware of the devastating impact that HIV has caused many people globally.

LFC backs World Aids Day

Liverpool Football Club has today given its backing to World Aids Day.

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Outside of the fact that everyone hates him, Manuel Neuer's life is pretty good. The best young keeper in the land, Germany's keeper, Bayern's form, getting to take naps while Mario Gomez scores like it's going out of style down the other end, etc. With such talent in front of him on both fronts, it's possible he spends his time back in net brushing up on his trivia.

As modern folk, we live our lives in the world of design. The clothing, the car, the furniture, the food and the wine, the house, the suburb, the road, the mall, the way the light falls across your face as I take your picture...I know that we can still go for a walk in the woods and shake it all away, for a while.

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Alive and Kicking is a registered charity that operates as a social enterprise.They manufactures footballs for children, with each ball having a health-related message printed on it to try and raise awareness about issues such as the spread of AIDs and malaria.

Alive & Kicking Kenya's 2011 road show visited four zones around the sugar town of Mumias in western Kenya.