The Atlanta Pride Committee celebrated its 55th annual Pride Festival last week at Piedmont Park, a vibrant testament to the resilience and unity of the LGBTQ+ community. The Fulton County Board of Health made its presence felt by participating with a dedicated float in the parade, emphasizing its ongoing commitment to sexual health and wellness for all. The festival brought together thousands of attendees, fostering a sense of community and support while promoting inclusivity and acceptance. The Fulton County Board of Health’s float served as a visible reminder of the essential health services available to the LGBTQ+ community, including sexual health education, resources, and outreach initiatives.
Attendees were encouraged to stop by the float to learn more about available sexual health services and resources provided by the Board. Those interested in exploring these services can visit fultoncountyboh.com for more information. The festival not only celebrated the LGBTQ+ community but also served as a platform for advocacy, education, and empowerment. The Fulton County Board of Health looks forward to continuing its support and partnership with the community in the future.
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