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  • AlabamaAIDS Action CoalitionHealthcare, education and emergency financial assistance for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • AIDS AlabamaProvides housing (temporary and permanent) for HIV-positive, low income, homeless individuals in Alabama. Also provides substance abuse treatment, transportation services and outreach to HIV-positive individuals in rural Alabama.
  • Birmingham AIDS OutreachProvides food, financial assistance, counseling and educational services to people with HIV.
  • Cheaha Coosa Valley Community Planning GroupCommunity group with a focus on HIV prevention in Alabama.
  • The Health Services Center, Inc.Provides medical care and support to HIV-positive clients without regard for social background, race, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation or ability to pay.
  • Jefferson County AIDS in Minorities (Birmingham)Provides culturally sensitive HIV/AIDS prevention education in the minority communities of the greater Birmingham metropolitan area; 205-781-1654.
  • Montgomery AIDS OutreachProvides case management, housing assistance, counseling, substance abuse treatment and both primary health care and HIV-specific health care to persons with HIV.
  • South Alabama CaresProvides both financial and housing assistance, education and support services to people with HIV.
  • Unity Wellness CenterProvides services to individuals and families infected or affected by HIV.
  • West Alabama AIDS Outreach (Tuscaloosa)Provides direct care, emergency financial assistance for HIV-positive individuals, as well as free HIV testing for non-infected individuals.



  • AlaskaAlaskan AIDS Assistance Association Provides education, support, home health care services, housing services and medical care assistance to people with HIV who have limited funds.
  • Community DrumCommunity forum and information for native Alaskans infected by HIV.
  • Interior AIDS Association (Fairbanks)Offers financial assistance for low-income HIV-positive individuals and their families to assist with housing, medical care, medication, mental health, nutrition, rehabilitation and case management.
  • Planned Parenthood of the Great NorthwestProvides HIV testing and counseling.



  • ArizonaAIDS Network of ArizonaHIV prevention, health and nutrition education for adults over the age of 45.
  • Arizona Border HIV/AIDS Care ProjectAssists HIV-positive individuals who are not in primary medical care to enter care and treatment at a community health center or subcontracted HIV medical provider.
  • Casa GloriosaHousing for children with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • Children With AIDS Project Locates HIV-positive infants, children and orphans. Recruits families to adopt children and refers them to private homes and public adoption agencies around the United States.
  • Joshua Tree Feeding ProgramProvides free meals and supplemental groceries to HIV-positive people.
  • Maricopa County HIV Resources (PDF)
  • Maricopa Integrated Health SystemProvides financial assistance, housing, pre-natal care and transportation for HIV-positive persons.
  • Navajo AIDS Network
  • Northland CaresProvides medical care, support groups and practical assistance for persons living with HIV.
  • Phoenix ShantiProvides housing, education and direct client services to individuals, families and loved ones infected with and affected by HIV.
  • Pima County HIV/AIDS Care Consortium(520) 770-0800
  • Southern Arizona AIDS FoundationProvides case management, peer counseling, housing and nutritional support for HIV-positive people.
  • Southwest Behavioral Health ServicesProvides subsidized independent housing and emergency financial assistance for people living with HIV.
  • Southwest Center for HIV/AIDSProvides peer-education and prevention programs, wellness services, emotional support and outreach services for HIV-positive individuals and their family and friends.
  • Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS NetworkProvides emergency financial support, pastoral care and spiritual support and care teams. Also assists families with funds for burials and cremations of individuals who have passed due to HIV.



  • ArkansasArkansas AIDS FoundationProvides case management, payment assistance for HIV/AIDS prescription medication, payment assistance for dental bills and referrals for other services to people with HIV.
  • Arkansas Children's Hospital - AIDS ProgramServes infants to 18-year-old HIV-positive Arkansans with case management and treatment. Provides individual counseling for parents and other family members and referrals.
  • HIV/AIDS resources in ArkansasProvides a listing of HIV resources throughout the state of Arkansas.
  • HIV/AIDS resources in ArkansasFrom the Delta Region AIDS Education and Training CenterListing of HIV resources throughout the state of Arkansas.
  • Ozarks AIDS Resources & Services (OARS)HIV clinic serving individuals in and around Carroll County.
  • South Arkansas Fights AIDSEducation, counseling, testing and food pantry for those infected with HIV.
  • Veteran's Administration AIDS ProgramEligible veterans can receive medical care (including prescriptions), HIV testing, inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment and HIV education. (501) 257-1000



  • CaliforniaClick here for an extensive list.



  • ColoradoHIV/AIDS Service Directory for the Denver and Boulder Areas (PDF)From PWA Coalition Colorado
  • AIDS Coalition for EducationColorado's HIV/AIDS information source -- a collaboration of local agencies sponsored by Denver Public Health.
  • Asian Pacific AIDS Intervention TeamProvides prevention, health and social services, community leadership, case management, support groups and treatment advocacy and adherence programs to Asian and Pacific Islanders in the Southern California region.
  • Boulder County AIDS ProjectProvides support, advocacy and education for HIV-infected and -affected persons and serves as an outreach and information center to prevent HIV transmission.
  • Brother Jeff's Community Health InitiativeSupport for African-Americans with HIV.
  • Colorado AIDS ProjectProvides case management, counseling, housing, financial assistance and a food bank for HIV-positive people.
  • HIV/AIDS ResourcesDirectory of HIV resources in Colorado.
  • The Mountain-Plains AIDS Education and Training CenterProvides educational programs about HIV infection and updates on HIV-related treatment and care issues for health care professionals. Also serves as a resource for health professions schools.
  • Northern Colorado AIDS ProjectProvides case management, arranges transportation for appointments, assists with referrals to appropriate community-housing resources and provides support in finding the doctor for HIV-positive people.
  • People With AIDS Coalition ColoradoProvides HIV education through print and electronic media and public presentation to HIV communities.
  • Southern Colorado AIDS ProjectProvides case management and referrals, direct financial assistance, food bank, insurance continuation, home health care and hospice care to HIV-positive people.
  • Western Colorado AIDS ProjectTesting and free treatment and care for people living with HIV.



  • ConnecticutAIDS Initiative for Deaf Services Task ForceProvides peer and group support, interfaith workshops and case management to HIV-positive persons who are deaf or hard of hearing.
  • AIDS Project Greater DanburySupportive services for people with HIV.
  • AIDS Project HartfordProvides peer and group support, interfaith workshops and case management to HIV-positive persons who are deaf or hard of hearing.
  • AIDS Project New HavenProvides counseling, emergency financial assistance, case management, substance abuse recovery, transportation services and support groups for HIV-positive individuals.
  • Alliance for Living (New London)Provides case management, support groups, counseling, educational workshops and the distribution of essential items to HIV-positive persons.
  • Calendar of HIV/AIDS Events in ConnecticutMonthly calendar of events pertaining to HIV.
  • Connecticut AIDS Residence CoalitionHousing for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • The Connecticut HIV Consumer CouncilEducation and advocacy on HIV consumer issues.
  • Connecticut Resources for HIV/AIDSOn-line resources guide on HIV for Connecticut.
  • Interfaith AIDS Ministry of Greater DanburyNutritional, physical and spiritual support services for people living with HIV.
  • Liberation Programs, Inc. - Ryan White/HIV ServicesProvides substance abuse and support services for persons infected and affected by HIV.
  • Mid-Fairfield AIDS ProjectProvides AIDS drug assistance, case management, drug treatment, emergency financial and health assistance and support groups to people living with HIV.
  • Northwestern Connecticut AIDS ProjectOffers case management, assistance with legal and financial planning, transportation and emergency funds for HIV-positive people.
  • Saint Philip House (Plainville)Housing and support for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.



  • DelawareAIDS DelawareCase management, education, outreach and counseling available for HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Resources in DelawareA search engine provided by the Delaware HIV Consortium.
  • Beautiful Gate Outreach CenterProvides education, counseling, transportation services and medical care.
  • Delaware HIV ConsortiumCase management, housing, emergency financial assistance, food and counseling for HIV-positive people.



  • District of ColumbiaAIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & FamiliesProvides education, training and technical opportunities for care providers, women, youth and families affected by, living with or at risk for HIV.
  • The AIDS InstituteProvides information, education, training, technical assistance, workshops, seminars and research opportunities for HIV-positive people.
  • The Centre for Development and Population Activities (CEDPA)Offers international programs to increase educational opportunities for youth, provide access to HIV information and services, and strengthen women's leadership in developing countries.
  • Food & FriendsFood assistance for people with serious illnesses and their families.
  • Joseph's HouseProvides a home, nursing services and community for formerly homeless men and women in metropolitan Washington, D.C., who are terminally ill with AIDS and in the last weeks or months of their illness.
  • Max Robinson Center of Whitman-Walker ClinicServices for people living with HIV/AIDS and the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities.
  • Metro TeenAIDSProvides teenagers with educational resources, peer education and counseling on HIV.
  • National Minority AIDS CouncilProvides technical assistance, education and increased access to medical care and treatment in communities of color for HIV-positive individuals. Also works with prisons.
  • Washington AIDS International FoundationProvides programs for the community, schools and businesses about HIV and how one can go about stopping the transmission.
  • Whitman-Walker ClinicServices for people living with HIV/AIDS and the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities.
  • The Women's CollectiveCare management and prevention services for women with or at risk for HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • YouthAIDSUses the media, pop culture, music, theater and sport to stop the spread of HIV.



  • FloridaThe AIDS InstituteProvides information, education, training, technical assistance, workshops, seminars and research opportunities for HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Service Association of Pinellas, Inc. (ASAP)Provides a myriad of support services and referrals, including case management, testing, counseling, prevention education and limited emergency financial assistance, for the HIV/AIDS community.
  • Catholic Charities, Inc.Provides housing (temporary and permanent), and emergency rent/utilities service for HIV-positive people.
  • Florida AIDS HotlineStatewide resource for HIV-related information, community referrals and telephone counseling.
  • The McGregor Clinic, Inc.Primary medical care, case management, confidential HIV testing and community education.
  • North Florida


  • HIV/AIDS Health Services in the Jacksonville AreaMedical, social, mental health and legal services for people without insurance or Medicaid.
  • North Central Florida AIDS NetworkProvides case management, living necessities and pro bono legal services for HIV-positive individuals.
  • Okaloosa AIDS Support & Informational ServicesNon-profit, community-based agency providing a broad range of AIDS services, HIV prevention services and education services to four counties in Northwest Florida: Okaloosa, Walton, Santa Rosa and Escambia.
  • River Region Human ServicesTreatment and housing services for those affected by substance abuse, mental illness, homelessness and HIV.
  • Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola Ryan White Title II Case Management ProgramThe services provided through the Ryan White Program at Sacred Heart are available to anyone who is a resident of the state of Florida living without medical benefits such as Medicaid/Medicare and living without the financial resources to acquire private insurance or access to medical care on their own.


Central Florida



  • Francis HouseAn interfaith center that responds to the emotional needs of HIV-affected people.
  • Gulf Coast Community CareProvides case management, mental health counseling, housing and home health care for HIV-positive people.
  • Metropolitan Charities, Inc.Provides case management, counseling services, substance abuse support services and inmate discharge planning for people infected with HIV.
  • Project ResponseLinks clients to medical care, pharmaceuticals, dental care, mental health counseling, and substance abuse counseling. The agency provides rent, mortgage, and utilities assistance; emergency financial assistance; food pantry services; insurance continuation services; and transportation. Also provides HIV prevention services and HIV counseling, testing, and linkage services.
  • Tampa Bay AIDS NetworkOffers case management, a supplemental food pantry, mental health services and housing to HIV-positive individuals.
  • West Coast AIDS FoundationProvides case management and free educational socials.


South Florida



  • Broward HouseTreatment, case management and assisted living services for people with HIV.
  • Care ResourceOffers medical care, counseling, case management, nutrition services and transportation services to HIV-positive people.
  • Compass, Inc.Case management for HIV-positive people and support for the gay, lesbian and bisexual community.
  • Comprehensive AIDS ProgramOffers housing assistance, case management, AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP), transportation, substance abuse treatment and mental health services for HIV-positive people.
  • Dab the AIDS Bear ProjectCommunity-based organization of concerned citizens affected and effected by HIV and AIDS. Its goal through HIV awareness, education and prevention is preventing new cases of HIV while helping empower HIV-positive citizens.
  • Florida/Caribbean AIDS Education & Training CenterEnsures that physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dentists, pharmacists and other health professionals receive information, training and consultation on the prevention and treatments of HIV.
  • League Against AIDSProvider of case management for Hispanic people with HIV/AIDS.
  • South Beach AIDS ProjectSupport for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender HIV community.
  • South Beach AIDS Project Resource DirectoryListing of doctors, clinics and support services for people with HIV.
  • South Florida AIDS NetworkADAP, case management, dental care, outpatient medical care, prescription drugs, psychosocial counseling and transportation vouchers for HIV-positive people.
  • The Center for Positive ConnectionsSupport and social activities for heterosexuals with HIV/AIDS.



  • GeorgiaAIDS Alliance for Faith and HealthProvides innovative and quality services through a comprehensive evidence-based approach to best serve clients in the Metropolitan Atlanta and surrounding areas.
  • AID AtlantaProvides outreach and education to Georgians affected with or at risk for HIV.
  • AID GwinnettMedical care, case management and housing assistance for people with HIV.
  • AIDS AthensClient and medical services, support groups and education.
  • AIDS Research Consortium of AtlantaResearch center in Atlanta that provides information about research being conducted on drugs, as well as listing research studies HIV-positive people can participate in.
  • Aniz, Inc.Empowers children and adults through professional support and therapeutic intervention.
  • Atlanta AIDS Partnership FundProvides support groups, advocacy and housing assistance.
  • Central City AIDS NetworkSupport groups, education and assistance for people with HIV.
  • H.I.P. (HIV Prevention Project)HIV support groups in Georgia.
  • HIV/AIDS Support Groups in Atlanta (PDF)Provides street outreach using social network tesing stategies promoting risk reduction and HIV testing, linkage to care and services to at-risk individuals.
  • Home But Not AloneHousing for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • North Georgia AIDS AllianceHIV counseling and emergency assistance program.
  • One Earth Foundation (Decatur)Referrals to HIV testing and financial and medical assistance.
  • Positive Impact (Atlanta)Mental health services and other support for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • Safe Haven, Inc.Offers a clothing and food pantry and provides financial assistance to help HIV-positive individuals receive housing.
  • SisterLove, Inc.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.
  • Southeast AIDS Training & Education CenterTrains health care providers who diagnose and manage patients with HIV, with special focus on minority and minority-serving providers, rural providers, and providers working in Ryan White CARE Act-funded programs.



  • HawaiiGregory HouseHousing and supportive services on a long-term, temporary or respite basis.
  • Hawaii AIDS Clinical Research ProgramConducts clinical, translational and laboratory research studies on HIV. Also has a clinic.
  • The Hawaii Island HIV/AIDS FoundationCase management and education for people with HIV.
  • STD/AIDS Prevention Branch of the Hawaii State Department of HealthProvides HIV medical management services to help people living with HIV and their doctors to monitor and maintain their health.
  • Life FoundationHIV testing and counseling, medical, financial and emotional support for HIV-positive people.
  • Maui AIDS FoundationProvides case management, counseling, food assistance, support groups for HIV-positive people.



  • IdahoNorth Idaho AIDS CoalitionCase management, AIDS Drug Assistance Program, housing opportunities and support groups for people affected by HIV.
  • Spokane AIDS NetworkProvides case management, food services, nutritional counseling and treatment adherence programs for HIV-positive people.



  • IllinoisBethany Place (Belleville)Comprehensive health and support services for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • Better Existence With HIV (Evanston)Case management and support services for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • CYHS/MadCAP (Madison County AIDS Program)Provide case management and prevention services.
  • Lake County Health Department and Community Health CenterProvides free anonymous HIV testing and counseling, HIV education, prevention, case management and street outreach.
  • Open Door Clinic (Elgin and Aurora)Offers a primary care facility, HIV therapies and case management for HIV infected individuals. Chicago

  • Chicago HIV/AIDS resources
  • 2006/2007 Chicago HIV Services Directory: HIV Handbook (PDF)
  • 2006/2007 Chicago HIV Services Directory: Agencies (PDF)
  • 2006/2007 Chicago HIV Services Directory: Professionals (PDF)
  • Access Community Health Network/GrandConsists of South Side pastors and clergy that provide support, training and spiritual guidance to churches and individuals affected by HIV/AIDS.
  • ACLU/Roger Baldwin Foundation AIDS ProjectProvides free legal assistance and advocacy for individuals who have experienced discrimination.
  • Adolescent Medicine at CORE (AMAC)(312) 572-4500/4742Provides case management, child and family services, clinical trials, dental care, educational programs, legal assistance, advocacy and counseling for HIV-positive youths ages 12-24.
  • Adolescent Young Adult Clinic (AYAC)(312) 864-6432An adolescent and young adult clinic that provides healthcare, mental health services, substance abuse treatment and HIV test and counseling in Cook County.
  • AIDS Care IncorporatedProvides housing for homeless or potentially homeless HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Foundation of ChicagoProvides case management, housing assistance and advocacy for people living with HIV.
  • AIDS Legal Council of ChicagoOffers legal assistance to women, men, and children in the Chicago metropolitan area who are living with AIDS.
  • AIDS Research Alliance Chicago(773) 244-5800Clinical trials.
  • American Indian Health ServicesProvides case management, children and family services, dental care, education, HIV information, healthcare, counseling, HIV testing and counseling, substance abuse treatment and transportation for American Indians.
  • AMG Advocate Medical GroupProvides primary care, nutritional counseling, gynecological services, support groups and dental referrals.
  • Association for Individual DevelopmentProvides case management, housing, substance abuse treatment and healthcare for HIV-positive people.
  • Bonaventure HouseProvides transitional housing and assistance with medical care for HIV-positive people who are homeless or at risk for homelessness.
  • Cathedral Shelter of ChicagoProvides food services and substance abuse treatment to HIV-positive people.
  • Center for Addictive ProblemsProvides HIV tests, support and referrals for clinic members, individual and group counseling, substance abuse treatment for primary opiate dependent persons (opiate replacement therapy) and alcohol dependent persons. $60 weekly fee for opiate services.
  • Chicago Department of Public Health - Uptown Clinic(312) 744-2001An HIV primary care community health center providing a full range of medical services at no cost to HIV+ indigent individuals. Provides free confidential and anonymous HIV testing and counseling.
  • Chicago HIV Risk Reduction Partnership for Youth at the Division of Adolescents(312) 572-4956Provides on-site HIV testing and counseling at agencies where youth congregate, referrals for specialized medical and mental health care, case management, education and safer sex materials and peer education programs for HIV-positive youth.
  • Chicago HouseProvides housing, case management and an employment program for people with HIV.
  • Chicago Women's AIDS ProjectCase management and support services for women with HIV.
  • Children's Place AssociationProvides residential services for HIV-positive children ages birth - 10 years, 24-hr. nursing care, counseling for parents and other caregivers, in-home respite services for HIV affected families with at least one child under 6 years, foster care, day care for HIV-positive children 3 months to 5 years and family housing for low income families with an HIV-positive head of household.
  • Community Supportive Living Systems, Inc.(773) 881-1767Provides housing, case management and individualized service delivery for homeless low income men, women, small families, and youth ages 18 and above.
  • Haymarket Uptown(312) 226-7984Provides outpatient substance abuse treatment, education, HIV counseling and testing, support groups, case management and educational programs.
  • Haymarket CenterProvides substance abuse treatment services, case management, treatment information, counseling, assistance with access to public assistance, education, HIV counseling and testing, housing and outreach. Services available in Spanish and Polish.
  • Hope and Cope Support GroupFor parents of HIV-positive adult children in the Fox Valley Illinois area. Meets 3rd Thursday of every month. Call 630-669-2588 or e-mail HIVHopeandCope@gmail.com.
  • Howard Brown Health CenterLesbian, gay and bisexual health organization. Provides case management, counseling, support groups, substance abuse treatment, housing, alternative therapies, clinical trials, emergency financial assistance and legal assistance.
  • Jewish AIDS Network -- ChicagoProviding support groups, kosher meals for special holidays and referrals for Jewish people with HIV, their families and loved ones.
  • South Shore Hospital(773) 356-5493Provides HIV testing and counseling, education, case management, dental care, food services, housing and counseling.
  • South Side Help CenterSupport services for women, HIV counseling, case management and youth programs.
  • St. Elizabeth's Hospital HIV Clinic(708) 484-6844Provides educational programs, HIV testing and counseling, support groups, home healthcare and substance abuse treatment.
  • St. Joseph Hospital(773) 665-3261Provides inpatient and outpatient medical care, clinical trials, counseling, support groups and education/risk reduction programs for HIV-positive people.
  • Test Positive Aware Network (Chicago)Comprehensive health and support services for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • Universal Family Connection, Inc. (UFC)Provides crisis intervention, substance abuse treatment, counseling, employment training, a corrections initiative for newly released HIV ex-offenders, housing, case management, healthcare and pastoral and spiritual support.
  • Veterans Affairs Medical Center - West Side(312) 569-6366Provides inpatient and outpatient medical care, case management, clinical trials, dental care, education programs, financial assistance, psychiatric services, substance abuse programs, pastoral care, HIV testing and counseling and weekly support groups.
  • Vital BridgesOffers food services, a housing and nutrition program, case management and educational services to HIV-positive people.



  • IndianaAIDS Ministries/AIDS Assist of North IndianaOffers assistance with housing, emergency financial assistance, transportation and pantry items for people with HIV.
  • Damien CenterCase management and support services for people with HIV/AIDS.



  • IowaAIDS Project of Central IowaProvides case management, advocacy, a food pantry and direct financial assistance to people living with HIV.
  • AIDS Project Quad CitiesCase management and support groups for HIV-positive people.
  • Council Bluffs Public Health DepartmentProvides HIV testing and counseling.
  • Iowa Center for AIDS Resources and EducationOffers financial support and financial assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • Keokuk County Health Center (Sigourney)A non-profit hospital providing emergency care, inpatient and outpatient care, and outreach services.
  • Rapids AIDS ProjectEducation, financial assistance and support services for HIV-positive people.



  • KansasDouglas County AIDS ProjectOffers counseling, case management, emergency financial assistance, referrals and assistance with applying for public assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • Kansas Department of Health HIV-STD SectionProvides information on HIV as well as nearest organizations and agencies that provide service for HIV-positive people.
  • Kansas HIV Prevention Community Planning GroupPlanning group that creates recommendations for federally funded HIV prevention programs.
  • Quick Guide to HIV/STD Services in Kansas (PDF)
  • Regional AIDS ProjectProvides transportation, financial support and counseling referrals for HIV-positive people.
  • Topeka AIDS ProjectProvides case management, harm reduction and HIV testing.



  • KentuckyThe AIDS Project, Inc. (Louisville)
  • AIDS Services Center Coalition, Inc.Provides a listing of HIV resources in Louisville, Kentucky.
  • AIDS VolunteersEducation, support and financial assistance to people with HIV/AIDS.
  • Heartland CARES, Inc. (Paducah)A clinic providing medical care, case management, mental health services, substance abuse services and nutrition information.
  • Kentucky AIDS Education Training CenterEducation and training in HIV/AIDS for doctors, nurses and other medical professionals.
  • Louisville Poz Buddies Social Group
  • Matthew 25 AIDS Services (Henderson)HIV treatment, testing, prevention and support; cbmatt25@lightpower.net.
  • SABSA (Sisters and Brothers Surviving AIDS) (Louisville)



  • LouisianaBaton Rouge AIDS SocietyOffers case management, counseling, direct assistance, housing assistance and legal aid to persons infected with HIV.
  • Belle Reve (New Orleans)A residential facility for HIV-positive people providing case management, transportation services, personal care attendants and mental health counseling to its residents.
  • Delta Region AIDS Education & Training CenterAn HIV informational and educational Web site.
  • HIV/AIDS Resources in LouisianaComplete listing of HIV resources in Louisiana.
  • NO/AIDS Task ForceEducation and case management in New Orleans.
  • The Philadelphia CenterProvides free, anonymous HIV testing, housing and financial services, medical and dental care, and substance abuse counseling.
  • Southwest Louisiana AIDS CouncilCase management, food pantry and support groups for people with HIV.



  • MaineDown East AIDS NetworkOffers HIV testing, case management, referrals, support groups, food pantry and financial assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • Eastern Maine AIDS NetworkOffers case management, HIV testing, clean needle exchange and support groups for people living with HIV.
  • Frannie Peabody CenterHousing, information, education, advocacy and counseling services for people with HIV.
  • Horizon Program at Maine General Hospital (Augusta)Provides quality, compassionate and comprehensive medical and social services to all identified HIV-positive individuals in central Maine.
  • Just Guys (Augusta)A social group for men who have sex with men. Provides free HIV testing, condoms and safer sex information.
  • Maine HIV Community Planning Group
  • Merrymeeting AIDS Support ServicesBuddy program, prevention education, counseling, referrals, housing and medical services.
  • St. Mary's Hospital HIV/AIDS Case Management ProgramProvides free case management to HIV-positive people in Adroscoggin and Oxford counties.



  • MarylandAIDS Action BaltimoreProvides direct and immediate financial assistance, peer counseling, community forums, advocacy and information on treatment and research for persons living with HIV.
  • Charles County Department of HealthProvides HIV counseling and testing, prevention, dental care, treatment of under-insured or uninsured patients, financial assistance and case management.
  • Chase Brexton Health ServicesProvider of patient-centered interdisciplinary health care for diverse communities including those individuals who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender; HIV infected and affected; and all others who face barriers accessing quality health care.
  • Deaf AIDS Project (Baltimore)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 & FriendsFood program for people with HIV/AIDS in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia.
  • Frederick County Health DepartmentOffers free anonymous or confidential rapid HIV testing, case coordination, medical services and financial assistance.
  • Glenridge Medical CenterAn outpatient center that provides in-office medical care.
  • Greater Baden Medical ServicesA clinic providing case management, medical exams, and mental health care, regardless of someone's ability to pay.
  • Health Education Resource Organization, Inc.Offers a primary medical care clinic, assistance finding housing, legal representation and mental health services for people infected with HIV.
  • HIV/AIDS Resources in Baltimore and Maryland (PDF)A comprehensive listing of HIV prevention and care resources.
  • Prince George's County Health DepartmentProvides HIV testing and counseling, nutrition counseling, dental care, medication assistance, medical care, emergency financial assistance and support groups.



  • MassachusettsAIDS Action Committee of MassachusettsSupport services, education and advocacy for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • AIDS CARE/Hampshire County (Northampton)Provides case management and comprehensive support services to people living with HIV and their families/friends.
  • AIDS Housing CorporationCreates new units of housing and increases access to housing for HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Project WorcesterProvides case management, counseling, GLBT support groups, family/couple therapy, nutrition services and transportation to people infected with HIV and their friends and family.
  • AIDS Support Group of Cape CodOffices in Hyannis and Provincetown.
  • Boston Living CenterCommunity and resource center.
  • Center for Community Health Education and ResearchA Boston-based health and social services agency serving the city's large immigrant Haitian community.
  • Community Research Initiative of New EnglandHIV clinical research, treatment education and financial assistance for approved HIV drug treatments and health insurance coverage.
  • Community ServingsProvides home delivered meals for people with HIV.
  • HIV Support Groups and Peer Support Programs in the Greater Boston and Metrowest Areas (PDF)
  • Nantucket AIDS NetworkHIV counseling, case management and education.
  • New England AIDS Education & Training Center
  • North Shore Health ProjectProvides case management, a nutrition program, alternative health therapies and counseling for HIV-positive individuals.
  • Search for a Cure (Boston)Treatment education.
  • Strongest Link AIDS Services, Inc. (Danvers)Provides case management, referrals and education.
  • TeenAIDS PeerCorps



  • MichiganAIDS Care Network (Grand Rapids)Provides transportation, pastoral care, food delivery, referrals and advocacy for HIV-positive people. Prevention education in African-American churches.
  • AIDS Partnership MichiganProvides case management, meals, counseling, transportation and emergency financial assistance to HIV-positive persons.
  • The Corner Health Center (Ypsilanti)HIV testing and health care for teens 12-21.
  • Detroit Community AIDS Library
  • Higher Ground (Royal Oak)Organization that works to empower people living with HIV/AIDS by providing holistic support that develops and maintains the body, mind, spirit and dignity of the whole person.
  • HIV/AIDS Resource Center (Ypsilanti)Prevention, education, outreach and direct care for the people of Washtenaw, Jackson, Livingston and Lenawee counties.
  • HIV/AIDS Services, Inc. (Grand Rapids)
  • Lansing Area AIDS NetworkPrevention, testing and care services for people with HIV.
  • Michigan AIDS CoalitionHIV/AIDS resource for the gay and lesbian population.
  • Michigan Agencies Providing HIV/AIDS ServicesListing of places in Michigan that provide services for persons with HIV.
  • Michigan's Persons Living With AIDSAn advisory group for HIV-positive people to help plan and implement activities for HIV-positive people throughout the state.
  • Muskegon County Health DepartmentProvides confidential HIV testing and counseling.



  • MinnesotaThe Aliveness ProjectA community center located in South Minneapolis that provides services to the HIV/AIDS community.
  • ChrysalisProvides health and human service programs to women, children and families.
  • Delaware Street ClinicResearch, education and family services at the HIV primary care clinic for the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
  • Hope HouseProvides housing and assisted care to individuals living with HIV who can no longer live independently.
  • Indigenous People's Task ForceHIV/AIDS education, prevention and support services to the Native American community.
  • Minnesota AIDS ProjectHarm reduction services, peer support services with other persons living with HIV and advocacy for the gay and lesbian community.
  • One HeartlandCamping and support for kids and teens with HIV/AIDS.
  • Open Arms of MinnesotaPrepares and delivers meals to people living with HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses.
  • Positive Care Center at Hennepin County Medical CenterProvides education, serves as a community and family resource, and contributes extensively to the advancement of HIV-related knowledge.
  • Red Door ClinicMinnesota's largest HIV and STD testing site.
  • Rural AIDS Action NetworkLocates rural primary health care providers, HIV testing, outreach and case management.
  • Sub-Saharan African Youth and Family Services in MinnesotaProvides HIV education and materials appropriate to African-born persons throughout Minnesota, with focus on the Ethiopian and Oromo communities.
  • Turning Point, Inc.Provides social services and public health programs to the African-American community in the Twin Cities metro area, including housing and HIV/AIDS case management.
  • Youth and AIDS ProjectsPrevention programs, counseling and testing services, financial assistance, mental health services and advocacy services.



  • MississippiBuilding Bridges, Inc.Provides case management, referrals, support groups, transportation, counseling and HIV testing.
  • Delta Region AIDS Education and Training CenterOnline directory of HIV resources.
  • HIV/AIDS Resources in MississippiDirectory of HIV resources.



  • MissouriAIDS Project of the OzarksProvides case management, covers clinical/laboratory services for individuals with no insurance, nutrition services, support group, pantry and assisted housing.
  • Bethany PlaceProvides case management, transitional housing and prevention/education outreach to people infected and affected by HIV.
  • Community AlternativesServices for people with HIV who have substance abuse and/or mental health disorders.
  • Doorways (St. Louis)Provides housing and other services to HIV-positive individuals.
  • Food OutreachNutritional support for people with HIV, including groceries and homemade meals, nutritional education and counseling, and home delivery.
  • Helena Hatch Special Care CenterWashington University-based center for medical and supportive care, education, and research focusing on women with HIV.
  • The Kansas City Free Health ClinicProvides disease monitoring and treatment, adherence support, referrals and case management.
  • Legal Services of Eastern MissouriProvides legal advice and assistance to HIV-infected individuals who are unable to pay for those services.
  • Project ArkProvides medical services, case management, family support and transportation assistance. Also has a camp called Camp Hope for individuals infected and affected by HIV.
  • Regional AIDS Interfaith Network of Central Missouri (Columbia)The only AIDS service organization in north central Missouri.
  • Saint Louis Effort for AIDSProvides HIV prevention education and support services for persons affected by HIV and offers free confidential HIV testing, with results in 20 minutes.
  • Williams and Associates, Inc.Provides preventive health education and care services that address the health disparities of minorities in the St. Louis Bi-State Region, with particular regard to African Americans.



  • MontanaAIDSpirit MontanaProvides ministry activities to people living with HIV/AIDS.
  • Butte AIDS Support ServicesEmotional and financial support for people affected by HIV.
  • Missoula AIDS CouncilAn electronic resource for HIV-positive people and others.
  • Montana Gay Men's Task ForceProvides comprehensive health messages and interventions aimed at improving the overall health of gay and bisexual men.
  • Open Hands FoundationHIV education, outreach and prevention.
  • Partnership Health CenterAssists with medical, dental and pharmacy needs. Offers mental health services.
  • Yellowstone AIDS Project (Billings)Provides housing financial assistance, referrals, counseling and pantry for HIV-positive persons.



  • NebraskaNebraska AIDS ProjectProvides case management, referrals, advocacy, mental health therapy and addiction counseling for HIV-positive individuals.
  • Panhandle DiversityPrevention, outreach and education about HIV treatment.



  • NevadaAid for AIDS of NevadaProvides case management, transportation and immediate and long-term housing for HIV-positive individuals.
  • Golden RainbowHousing and direct financial assistance for people with HIV/AIDS.



  • New HampshireACORNProvides services to people affected by HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C in Orange and Windsor Counties of Vermont and Grafton and Sullivan Counties of New Hampshire.
  • AIDS Services for the Monadnock RegionProvides case management, HIV testing, access to ADAP and referrals for HIV-positive people living in Cheshire County, southern Sullivan County and western Hillsborough County.
  • AIDS Response SeacoastProvides case management, transportation, support groups, counseling, pantry and budgeting assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • Greater Manchester AIDS ProjectAssistance, advocacy and education for people with HIV.
  • Southern New Hampshire HIV/AIDS Task ForceProvides case management, pantry, counseling, support groups, advocacy, transportation, emergency housing and utility services and Latino/Latina services for HIV-positive individuals.



  • New JerseyAIDS Coalition of Southern New JerseyProvides transitional housing, case management, meals, support groups, counseling, transportation, legal services and continuing education for HIV-positive individuals and their families.
  • The Eric Johnson House (Morristown)Provides temporary housing and services to homeless HIV-positive people.
  • Hunterdon County Health DepartmentOffers free, anonymous HIV testing and counseling.
  • Hyacinth AIDS FoundationProvides HIV testing and counseling, support groups, housing, emergency financial assistance, case management and advocacy to HIV-positive persons.
  • New Jersey BuddiesSupport services and education for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • New Jersey HIV Counseling and Testing Sites By CountyCounseling and testing sites in New Jersey.
  • New Jersey HIV/AIDS Resource GuideListing of testing sites, counseling centers, educational information and other HIV-related services in New Jersey.
  • New Jersey Women and AIDS Network (NJWAN)Education, treatment adherence and advocacy programs for women with HIV.
  • South Jersey AIDS AllianceProvides case management, transportation, support groups, medicine if you can't afford it, food pantry and prison discharge planning for HIV-positive people.
  • Women, Children and HIVProvides information about mother-to-child transmission of HIV and how to prevent the transmission.



  • New MexicoHIV/AIDS Help in New MexicoProvides links to HIV hotlines in New Mexico.
  • HIV/AIDS Resources in New MexicoProvides contact information for HIV organizations in New Mexico.From AIDS InfoNet
  • New Mexico AIDS Services (Albuquerque)Provides case management, health and medical insurance assistance, housing assistance, transportation and support groups for people living with HIV.
  • Southwest C.A.R.E. Center (Santa Fe)Provides case management, support groups, assistance with accessing housing and emergency funds, legal services and counseling to HIV-positive individuals.



  • New YorkClick here for an extensive list.



  • North CarolinaAIDS Community Residence AssociationProvides housing and case management services.
  • AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance (Hickory)Provides case management, HIV testing, referrals, grocery vouchers, food pantry and emergency financial assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • African Advocates Against AIDSProvide HIV prevention education in the African-American community, as well as referrals to testing sites and related services.
  • Alliance of AIDS Services -- CarolinaProvides emergency financial assistance, food pantry, case management and housing for HIV-positive people.
  • Metrolina AIDS Project (Charlotte)Provides case management, support groups, counseling, food pantry, advocacy and free HIV testing.



  • North DakotaMinnkota Health ProjectProvides services for people living with HIV, their partners and families in western Minnesota and east central North Dakota.
  • State of North Dakota HIV/AIDS ProgramProvides payment of health insurance premiums and co-payments, case management and housing.



  • OhioAIDS Resource Center OhioProvides case management, pantry, referrals, support groups, rent and utility assistance, transportation and housing assistance to persons living with HIV.
  • AIDS Taskforce of Greater ClevelandProvides case management, advocacy, housing services and counseling for persons living with or caring for persons with HIV.
  • Caracole Inc.Housing for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
  • The Columbus AIDS Task ForceProvides HIV/AIDS information and services.
  • Ohio AIDS CoalitionProvides advocacy and educational programs and projects for people living with AIDS and the community.
  • Ross County AIDS Task Force (Chillicothe)Provides counseling, support groups and financial support to persons infected and affected by HIV.
  • Stop AIDS (Cincinnati)Offers confidential and anonymous HIV testing, support groups for HIV-positive people and magnetic couples, social events and free condoms.
  • STOP AIDS CincinnatiProvides case management, counseling, transportation, legal assistance, advocacy and housing assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • Union County AIDS Task ForceProvides housing assistance, free HIV testing and case management for HIV-positive people. Also check the Facebook page.
  • Ursuline PiazzaProvides patient education to support the HIV-positive community in order to increase the likelihood that they will remain compliant with their care regimens.



  • OklahomaHealth Outreach Prevention Education (H.O.P.E.)Provides HIV testing and counseling, prevention and education.
  • HIV/AIDS Care in OklahomaProvides information on care and services in Oklahoma to persons infected with HIV.
  • Oklahoma's Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Information NetworkProvides a list of resources about HIV information and HIV services in Oklahoma.
  • Oklahoma AIDS Care FundProvides emergency assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • RAIN OklahomaIn-home, non-medical support for people living with AIDS.
  • Red Rock North (Oklahoma City)A clinic providing case management, crisis intervention, substance abuse services, anonymous HIV testing and community housing.
  • Tulsa C.A.R.E.S.Provides case management, food pantry, counseling and rental assistance.



  • OregonAIDS Educational Council of Eastern OregonProvides counseling, referrals, HIV testing and HIV education in schools.
  • Cascade AIDS Project (Portland)Provides advocacy, housing and financial services to HIV-positive people and their families.
  • FAQ regarding confidential named reporting in OregonFrom the Oregon Public Health Division
  • HIV Alliance (Eugene)Provides needle exchange, HIV testing, counseling, case management, emergency financial assistance and housing to HIV-positive people, as well as the GLBT community.
  • Oregon AIDS HotlineStatewide resource guide.
  • Oregon Public Health Division's HIV Prevention ProgramProvides case management and HIV testing.
  • Portland Area HIV Services Planning CouncilDecides how federal funds will be spent in regards to HIV, plans the delivery of medical and social services to six counties: Clackamas, Columbia, Multnomah, Yamhill and Washington counties in Oregon, and Clark County in Washington State.



  • PennsylvaniaActionAIDSPhiladelphia's largest AIDS service organization. Provides case management, financial services, counseling, support groups, prison services and advocacy to HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Community AllianceServing Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Juniata, Mifflin and Perry Counties in Pennsylvania. Provides case management, treatment adherence counseling, support groups, housing and emergency financial assistance.
  • The AIDS ProjectOffers free risk reduction counseling, testing and case management.
  • AIDS Services in Asian CommunitiesProvides culturally sensitive and language appropriate HIV-related services to Asians and Pacific Islanders and their loved ones in the Philadelphia area.
  • AIDSNETCoalition that plans and funds HIV care and prevention services.
  • American Red Cross-Wyoming Valley ChapterProvides HIV education and free, confidential testing.
  • BEBASHIProvides counseling, HIV testing, case management, prison discharge planning for HIV-positive people.
  • Caring Communities for AIDS (Berwick)Provides case management, free HIV testing and housing and medical referrals.
  • COLOURSHIV prevention and HIV support for sexual minority and transgender people of color in the Philadelphia area. (215) 496-0330
  • COMHARThe only agency in Philadelphia offering a range of recovery services to serve individuals diagnosed with both HIV/AIDS and mental illness and their families or caregivers.
  • Consumer Advisory Board of SWPAPCEncourages people living with HIV to take an active role in the allocation of funds to AIDS organizations.
  • The Gay and Lesbian Latino AIDS Education InitiativeFocused on meeting the HIV/AIDS education and prevention needs of Latino/a sexual minorities in the Philadelphia area.
  • HIV/AIDS-Experienced Healthcare Providers in the Philadelphia Region (PDF)List of healthcare providers who treat HIV-positive people.
  • Mazzoni CenterSupport and care for sexual minorities.
  • Northwest PA Rural AIDS AllianceProvides HIV medical care, case management, support services, education, prevention and referrals.
  • Pennsylvania HIV/AIDS Resource GuideSearchable database of services for HIV testing, support groups, case management, medical care, food, housing and emergency resources for Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
  • Pennsylvania Prevention ProjectProvides news about HIV treatment, prevention, statistics and news stories about HIV.
  • Pennsylvania/MidAtlantic AIDS Education & Training CenterProvides training and technical assistance to support, motivate and educate physicians, nurses, physician assistants, dental professionals, pharmacists, advanced practice nurses and members of the clinical team to provide quality HIV care.
  • Persad CenterCounseling for the LGBT community and for people with HIV.
  • Philadelphia FIGHTProvides primary care, consumer education, advocacy and research on potential treatments and vaccines.
  • Philadelphia Metropolitan Area Resources for Living With HIVList of HIV resources.
  • Pittsburgh AIDS Task ForceProvides case management, housing assistance, transportation, food pantry, legal services, emergency funds and support groups for HIV-positive people.
  • The Positive Health Clinic (Pittsburgh)Part of Allegheny General Hospital, they offer medical care, regardless of ability to pay.
  • Shepherd Wellness Community (Pittsburgh)Provides advocacy, transportation, alternative/holistic therapy, spiritual services and support groups for persons living with HIV and their friends/families.
  • Siloam MinistriesCounseling and spiritual support for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • Southwestern Pennsylvania AIDS Planning CoalitionGives members the opportunity to voice their opinion about AIDS policies.
  • We Care HIV AIDS Support NetworkOffers advocacy and emergency financial assistance to HIV-positive people. Also does educational presentations to communities.
  • Wyoming Valley AIDS CouncilProvides HIV testing and case management to people in six counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania.



  • Puerto RicoFundacion SIDASan Juan 787-782-8888
  • Puerto Rico ConcraSan Juan 787-753-9443



  • Rhode IslandAIDS Care Ocean StateProvides case management, medical and nursing care, housing and HIV testing provided to HIV-positive individuals.
  • AIDS Project Rhode IslandProvides case management, emergency rental and utility assistance, housing assistance and counseling.



  • South CarolinaACCESS Network (Hampton)Provides case management, nutrition services, HIV prevention, support groups, referrals and advocacy.
  • AID UpstateSupport services, including case management and financial assistance, for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • Catawba Care Coalition (Rock Hill)
  • Lowcountry AIDS Services (Charleston)Support services, education and advocacy for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services of South CarolinaCase management and education for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • Piedmont Care, Inc. (Spartanburg)
  • Upper Savannah Care Consortium (Greenwood)Works with six counties: Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens, McCormick, Saluda, and Edgefield. Offers free medical and medication services and support groups to people living with HIV.
  • Wateree AIDS Task Force (Sumter)HIV Counseling/Testing, prevention, outreach and education for the African-American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic/Latino communities.803-778-0303 ext. 0



  • South DakotaThe Berakhah House (Sioux Falls)A home for those living with HIV/AIDS.605-332-4017
  • Project Takoja (Rapid City)Outreach, education, information and referral.605-343-8762



  • TennesseeAIDS Centers of Excellence ProjectProvides insurance assistance, case management, ADAP and housing assistance.
  • Chattanooga C.A.R.E.S.Provides case management, housing assistance, support groups, transportation and emergency funds for HIV-positive people.
  • Columbia CARESProvides case management, transportation, support groups and emergency financial assistance for HIV-positive individuals.
  • Community HIV Network (Memphis)Network of social and medical service HIV/AIDS organizations.
  • Friends for LifeProvides case management, nutrition services, transportation and housing for HIV-positive people.
  • Hope CenterProvides advocacy, support groups and information about HIV.
  • Nancy's HouseHIV/AIDS support and education in Eastern Tennessee.
  • Nashville CARESProvides case management, counseling, transportation, financial help, food services and insurance and dental help for HIV-positive individuals and their friends/families.



Texas

Houston

  • AIDS Foundation HoustonProvides housing, utility assistance, food pantry, referrals, transportation and assistance with recently released prisoners who are HIV-positive.
  • AIDS Housing Coalition HoustonAgency that directly provides clean, safe, affordable housing for people living with HIV/AIDS; they also offer community and medical referrals.
  • The Center for AIDSAdvocates for better treatment and access to care for HIV-positive people.
  • Houston Buyers ClubOffers vitamin supplements, herbs and alternative therapies at affordable prices to help manage side effects of HIV medications.
  • Houston GLBT Community CenterWeekly HIV support group that brings facilitated conversation among HIV positive individuals, socials, potlucks, educational forums (including presentations from pharmaceutical companies), and other formats.
  • Montrose Counseling CenterCounseling, case management, group therapy and support for people with HIV/AIDS.
  • St. Hope Foundation, Inc.Comprehensive medical services for people with HIV/AIDS, with clinics in Bellaire/Houston, Conroe and Stafford.


Dallas-Fort Worth

  • A Sister's GiftOffers social services and support for women/girls in Dallas and abroad. Services target and attract women who are mothers, disabled, low income, have limited food, clothing and support.
  • AIDS Arms, Inc.Provides medication assistance and case management. Also has a clinic and does outreach in prisons.
  • AIDS Interfaith NetworkA multicultural, non-profit, faith-based HIV/AIDS organization that provides services for persons living with HIV/AIDS, gives support to the people who care for them, and educates persons who are at risk of HIV infection.
  • AIDS Outreach Center (Fort Worth)Provides mental health counseling, support groups, nutrition services, case management, minority outreach, legal assistance, transportation, housing and emergency assistance to HIV-positive people and their families.
  • AIDS Services of DallasProvides housing, transportation, case management and food services to HIV-positive individuals.
  • Bryan's HouseA community-based program to focus on children and families who are impacted by HIV and AIDS.
  • Samaritan HouseHousing, nutrition, transportation, treatment and job training for homeless, low-income HIV-positive people.
  • Tarrant County AIDS Interfaith NetworkProvides dental assistance, medicine delivery, support groups and minority outreach.
  • Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and Training Center Provides education and training for health care providers to improve the treatment, management, diagnosis, and counseling for individuals with HIV/AIDS.


Other Cities

  • AIDS Resources of Rural TexasProvides case management, housing and utilities assistance, emergency financial assistance, food pantry, transportation and counseling to HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Services of AustinProvides case management, emergency funds, food pantry and free legal assistance to those infected with HIV.
  • AIDS Services of North TexasProvides HIV testing, outpatient medical care, case management, housing assistance, nutrition information and food, HIV education, insurance assistance and support groups.
  • Alamo Area Resource CenterProvides case management, mental health services, substance abuse counseling, nutrition services, transportation and emergency housing assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • Brazos Valley Community Action AgencyHIV prevention program. Also provides case management for HIV-positive persons.
  • Personal Connections Healthcare Services (Austin)(512) 933-0621
  • Program for Wellness RestorationProduces a newsletter with information about improving HIV treatment response, side effects and quality of life.
  • Project TransitionsProvides hospice services and transitional housing programs for HIV-positive people in central Texas.
  • San Antonio AIDS FoundationProvides HIV testing, case management, monthly bus passes and emergency financial and food assistance.
  • A Sister's Gift (Mesquite)Offers free, confidential HIV testing, short-term emergency assistance, case management, advocacy, career assistance and nutrition information.
  • Special Health Resources for Texas Inc.Provides a community health clinic, case management, substance abuse treatment and transportation for HIV-positive people.
  • Triangle AIDS NetworkProvides case management, medication and insurance assistance, transportation, rental and utility assistance, food pantry and legal assistance.
  • Valley AIDS CouncilProvides case management, financial and housing assistance, spiritual counseling, support groups and transportation for individuals infected and affected by HIV.



  • UtahPeople With AIDS Coalition of UtahProvides support groups, referrals and assistance paying social security for HIV-positive people.
  • The Utah AIDS FoundationProvides case management, a food bank and support groups for HIV-positive people and their friends/families.



  • VermontACORNProvides services to people affected by HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C in Orange and Windsor Counties of Vermont and Grafton and Sullivan Counties of New Hampshire.
  • AIDS Project of Southern VermontWindham, Bennington, and southern Windsor counties. Provides case management, advocacy and financial assistance.
  • Vermont CARES (Vermont Committee for AIDS Resources, Education & Services)Offers free, confidential services to HIV-positive individuals.
  • Vermont People With AIDS CoalitionOnline resource used to help HIV-positive people find the resources and services that they need.



  • VirginiaAIDS/HIV Services Group CharlottesvilleProvides case management, a food pantry, support groups, work opportunities, skill-building classes and housing assistance to HIV-positive people.
  • AIDS Response EffortProvides case management, referrals for housing and emergency financial assistance.
  • Children's National Medical Center - Burgess ClinicProvides outpatient medical care, case management, mental health services, social work, nutritional counseling and referrals. Also provides services such as transportation, emergency food vouchers and babysitting to the families of HIV-positive patients.
  • Crater AIDS Action Program (Petersburg)804-919-4078; craterprogram@aol.com
  • CrossOver Health CenterPrimary care center offering HIV testing and treatment for the uninsured, working poor and homeless.
  • Food and Friends, Inc.Provides home-delivered meals, groceries to go, nutritional counseling and cooking classes to HIV-positive people and their families.
  • Fredericksburg Area HIV/AIDS Support Services540-371-7532
  • HIV/AIDS Resources for VirginiaProvides case management, medical services, substance abuse counseling, transportation and emergency financial assistance.
  • HIV Resources Project of Northern VirginiaProvides information about services available to HIV-positive people in the northern and northwestern Virginia regions.
  • Inova Juniper Program, HIV Clinical and Education ServicesProvides prescription coverage, nutrition counseling, case management, support groups, mental health and substance abuse treatment services for HIV-positive people.
  • The Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry (NOVAM)Educates the community about HIV/AIDS; combats the fear, prejudice and complacency that surround the disease; and provides direct services to meet the needs of those who are living with HIV/AIDS throughout the region.
  • Valley AIDS NetworkServes the central Shenandoah Valley. Provides case management, referrals, assistance with co-payments for medical services and HIV medications, emergency food assistance, emergency rent/utility assistance and support groups for HIV-positive people.
  • Whitman-Walker of Northern VirginiaProvides case management, counseling and legal services to individuals with HIV.
  • Williamsburg AIDS NetworkProvides transportation, job training programs, food pantry, financial assistance with rent and utilities and support groups for HIV-positive persons. Free and anonymous HIV testing available.



Washington

Seattle

  • ACAP (AIDS Care Access Project)Provides case management, housing, food/nutrition services, transportation, emergency financial assistance and advocacy. Also has a database of medical and dental providers who treat persons with HIV.
  • The BABES NetworkSupport and information for women with HIV.
  • Dunshee HouseProvides support and discussion groups for people infected with and affected by HIV.
  • Evergreen AIDS FoundationProvides case management, financial and income assistance, housing assistance and help with employment for HIV-positive people.
  • Gay City Health ProjectProvides information for gay men about HIV resources in Seattle.
  • Lifelong AIDS Alliance(Aka Northwest AIDS Foundation/Chicken Soup Brigade)Provides case management, housing, food/nutrition services, transportation, emergency financial assistance and advocacy.
  • Multifaith WorksHousing and support services.
  • People of Color Against AIDS NetworkProvides access to prenatal care, emergency food vouchers, support groups and advocacy to HIV-positive people. Also located in Tacoma and Yakima.
  • POZSeattleA social organization for gay men with HIV.
  • Rise N' ShineFor teens and children affected by HIV.
  • Seattle ShantiOffers emotional support for those affected by AIDS/HIV.
  • Seattle/King County HIV/AIDS ProgramLists over one hundred different HIV/AIDS related agencies and programs in the Seattle-King County area.


Other Cities

  • AIDS Housing Association of TacomaProvides housing for HIV-positive people.
  • Blue Mountain Heart to HeartHIV/AIDS support in Walla Walla and Columbia Counties. Provides case management, referrals, emergency food and housing assistance, transportation assistance and counseling to HIV-positive people.
  • Citrine HealthOrganization that connects women and their families to health care, social services and disease prevention programs.
  • National Asian and Pacific Islander Youth HIV/AIDS NetworkAdvocacy organization that addresses critical HIV-related issues facing Asian and Pacific Islander youth in the United States.
  • North American Syringe Exchange NetworkPlace where intravenous (IV) drug users can go and exchange their dirty needles for clean ones.
  • Pierce County AIDS FoundationProvides case management, housing assistance, transportation vouchers, emergency financial assistance and support groups to HIV-positive people.
  • Spokane AIDS NetworkProvides case management, transportation, housing assistance and food services.
  • United Communities AIDS Network (Olympia)Provides case management, advocacy, emergency financial assistance and support groups to HIV-positive people.



  • West VirginiaAIDS Network of West VirginiaProvide case management and assistance to housing access.
  • Caritas House, Inc. (part of the West Virginia Coalition for People With HIV/AIDS)Provides case management, counseling, advocacy, housing assistance, support groups, financial assistance and legal assistance to HIV-positive individuals.
  • Charleston AIDS NetworkProvides HIV testing, food pantry, support groups and a library that contains literature on HIV and other STDs.
  • Us Helping Us, People Into Living, Inc.Provides HIV counseling, testing and referral services to men and women, and specializes in HIV education and risk reduction programs for Black gay/bisexual men and transgender persons.



  • WisconsinAIDS Network (Madison)Provides transportation, financial assistance, legal assistance and referrals to HIV-positive people.
  • The AIDS Resource Center of WisconsinProvides case management, advocacy, food services, transportation, financial assistance and housing assistance.



  • WyomingWyoming AIDS Project800-675-2698 (Casper 307-237-7833), wyaidsproj@wyoming.comOffers housing, financial aid, case management counseling and testing.
  • Wyoming Positives for PositivesProvides HIV information to HIV-positive people. Also offers referrals to doctors. Services provided by doctors are free.


LINKS

S.E.A.C. - Don't Sleep On It!

Swishahouse - www.Swishahouse.biz

CDC - Center for Disease Control

Legacy Community Health Services