Stigma Sosial terhadap Penderita HIV/AIDS di Rumah Singgah Moderamen GBKP

Abstract

This objective of to find out information about the stigma form of society to HIV / AIDS sufferers and can know the reason of the community in giving stigma and discrimination against people with HIV / AIDS. ODHA refers to people with HIV and AIDS, ODHA is used as a substitute for the term for someone who was tested positive for HIV / AIDS.People see people living with HIV / AIDS (ODHA) as someone who suffers from a deadly, disgusting, deviating disease from religious norms and community norms and negative stigma tends to be attached to ODHA. The method used in this research is qualitative method with descriptive study approach. Technique collection technique is done through data analysis from informants by doing direct observation and in-depth interviews by way of face to face interviews between interviewers with informants by using interview guidelines. As for the informants in this study is the Companion or Housekeeper, HIV / AIDS patients and the local community. The results of this study indicate that there is stigma and discrimination experienced by people living with HIV from the community such as instrumental stigma and stigma decency. Where the instrumental stigma is a reflection of fear over matters relating to deadly and contagious diseases and the stigma of modesty is social punishment of people associated with the issue of HIV / AIDS or people positif HIV / AIDS as shunned, considered disgusting, expelled from the environment. The community gives the stigma because people are afraid of contracting HIV / AIDS diseases and. In this case GBKP plays a role in the fulfillment of healthy nutrition, mentoring, empowerment, service character and pastoral (counseling, worship).