HIV Support Services

Provides technical assistance, education and increased access to medical care and treatment in communities of color for HIV-positive individuals. Also works with prisons.

Provides information, education, training, technical assistance, workshops, seminars and research opportunities for HIV-positive people.

Empowers children and adults through professional support and therapeutic intervention.

Provides free and low-cost services to empower black women, toward physical, mental and economic wellness including confidential HIV testing.

Mental health services and other support for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.

A community-based nonprofit focusing on the needs of women, particularly African-American women at risk for contracting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Client and medical services, support groups and education.

Provides permanent supportive housing and a continuum of supportive services to Atlanta's homeless and low-income individuals, families and children affected by HIV/AIDS.

Provides outreach and education to Georgians affected with or at risk for HIV.

Medical care, case management and housing assistance for people with HIV.

Offers a clothing and food pantry and provides financial assistance to help HIV-positive individuals receive housing.

Provides direct and immediate financial assistance, peer counseling, community forums, advocacy and information on treatment and research for persons living with HIV.

Provides a holistic care delivery model that ensures long-term treatment success for individuals and communities impacted by HIV.

Food program for people with HIV/AIDS in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia.

Functions to bridge the gap between human service agencies and deaf clients with AIDS-related issues. Provides case management, HIV testing and resources for living with AIDS.

Food assistance for people with serious illnesses and their families

Provides home-, nursing services and community for formerly homeless men and women in metropolitan Washington, D.C., who are terminally ill with AIDS

Supports PLWH and their families through emergency financial assistance

Care management and prevention services for women with or at risk for HIV/AIDS and their families.

Provides teenagers with educational resources, peer education and counseling on HIV.

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