Partner Organizations
Currently, 30 partner organizations receive funding as a result of AIDS Fund’s activities to provide critical HIV prevention, education and care services.
For information on HIV/AIDS testing sites and/or referrals to services for people living with HIV/AIDS, please call the AIDS Hotline at 215-985-AIDS(2437), or visit Greater Than AIDS.
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Action AIDS |
| (215) 981-0088 | |
| ActionAIDS provides a range of services for people living with HIV/AIDS including: information and referrals; case management; housing counseling; mental health services; and support groups. ActionAIDS provides HIV prevention education services to the community. | |
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AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania |
| (215) 587-9377 | |
| Provides free legal services, advocacy and education to people with HIV/AIDS and those affected by the epidemic - fighting discrimination and stigma, and defending the rights of people with HIV/AIDS to public benefits, quality healthcare and affordable housing. | |
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AIDS Services In Asian Communities |
| (215) 563-2424 | |
| (ASIAC) is a leading provider of culturally sensitive and language approporiate HIV/AIDS services for Asian & Pacific Islanders in Philadelphia. These services include outreach, education, case management, information & referral, translation & interpretation, and HIV testing. | |
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The Attic Youth Center |
| (215) 545-4331 | |
| The Attic offers a continuum of HIV prevention services to LGBTQ youth. Services include: peer based presentations aimed at changing knowledge and attitudes around HIV?AIDS; behavioral support groups, social activities, and discussion groups aimed at developing self awareness of risk; and HIV testing and prevention case management which provides intensive one on one interaction to support sustained behavior change. | |
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BEBASHI |
| (215) 769-3561 | |
| a non-profit organization founded in 1985 that has become the largest AIDS Service agency providing a continuum of HIV services to the urban community in Pennsylvania. | |
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Calcutta House |
| (215) 684-0480 | |
| Provides housing, direct care, supportive and rehabilitative services to homeless adults with AIDS who are without adequate resources to care for themselves. | |
| Camp Dreamcatcher, Inc. | |
| (610) 925-2998 | |
| One-week therapeutic camp for 140 kids that provides caregiver retreats, teen retreats, reunion parties, HIV/AIDS outreach, training & education, therapeutic and educational groups. | |
| CATA - Farmworker Support Committee | |
| (856) 881-2507 | |
| CATA's HIV Prevention Program provides farmworkers and their families the opportunity to educate themselves on HIV prevention while building skills to reduce their risk of infection. Farmworkers also have the opportunity to know their HIV status through HIV counseling and testing. | |
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CHOICE, Inc. |
| (215) 985-3355 | |
| Through hotlines and community education/outreach, CHOICE provides critical information about HIV prevention, risk reduction and treatment, referrals to testing, AIDS and social services in combination with short-term counseling and advocacy. | |
| Circle of Care / Family Planning Council | |
| (215) 985-2657 | |
| The Circle of Care medical and social service provider network serves over 900 HIV affected families; additionally, the Circle provides basic and emergency needs assistance to HIV positive consumers through the Fund for Families. | |
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The COLOURS Organization |
| (215) 496-0330 | |
| . The COLOURS Organization, Inc. was established in 1991 to respond to the lack of positive and progressive educational advocacy and support mechanisms for LGBT people of color in the Greater Philadelphia area. COLOURS seeks to accomplish this through a variety of activities aimed at attacking the underpinnings of disempowerment and despair in our community, activities which improve information sharing, enhance self-esteem, and support and develop the talent, beauty, strength and courage of LGBT people of color. | |
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Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Inc. |
| (215) 763-8870 | |
| Congreso's HIV/AIDS services provide a culturally and linguistically appropriate continuum of care. An array of services are provided in an integrated manner to assure quality services at all times. | |
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Family Service of Chester County |
| (610) 696-4900 | |
| Family Service of Chester County provides case management to people living with HIV to assist in finding medical care, counseling, mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, food and housing, and also provides counseling and case management for those affected by HIV. Family Service of Chester County also has prevention and education programs. | |
| Family & Community Service of Delaware County | |
| (610) 566-7540 | |
| Provides case management, counseling, referrals, and material services to clients infected or affected by HIV. | |
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Family Services of Montgomery County/ Project Hope |
| (610) 272-1520 | |
| Case management links consumers to medical, mental health, housing, food/nutrition, and transportation services. Prevention education offers HIV counseling, testing and education for high risk individuals. | |
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The Gay and Lesbian Latino AIDS Education Initiative - GALAEI |
| (215) 985-3382 | |
| GALAEI is a non-profit health and HIV/AIDS prevention and care organization serving Latinos, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and people at-risk for HIV infection in the Philadelphia area. | |
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Haven Youth Center |
| (267) 776-4417 | |
Haven Youth Center provides educational, social and recreational services to youth infected with/affected by HIV/AIDS, to support healthy, age-appropriate development and transition to adulthood. |
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MANNA |
| (215) 496-2662 | |
MANNA prepares and delivers delicious, nourishing meals, along with counsel and hope, to people at acute nutritional risk from life-threatening illnesses, helping them improve their health and quality of life. MANNA’s small professional staff and 1,000 dedicated volunteers deliver 100% complete nutrition to our clients - 3 meals a day, 7 days a week - at no charge. MANNA dietitians promote wellness through nutrition education and counseling. |
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The Mazzoni Center |
| (215) 563-0652 | |
| A continuum of services, from prevention information/education to HIV counseling and testing, STD and GYN services to care services such as advocacy, food, case management, and home care. | |
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Philadelphia FIGHT |
| (215) 985-4448 | |
| Comprehensive prevention, education, research, and treatment programs including Philadelphia FIGHT, the Jonathan Lax Treatment Center, Care Outreach, AIDS Library, Y-HEP, Project TEACH, and Critical Path. | |
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Planned Parenthood Association of Bucks County |
| (215) 785-4594 | |
| PPABC provides free, confidential HIV testing and counseling; condom distribution, youth education about safer sex, and maintains the county's only resource library about HIV/AIDS. | |
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Planned Parenthood Southeastern Pennsylvania |
| (215) 351-5524 | |
| provides HIV/AIDS prevention education services through our sexual and reproductive health medical division and through age-appropriate, culturally sensitive sexuality education programs in the community. Specific services include anonymous and confidential HIV testing, risk assessments and referrals. Funding from AIDS Fund supports the Deafness and Sexuality Project which is designed to increase the capacity of sign language interpreters, teachers and social service providers to contribute to positive sexual health outcomes within the deaf community. | |
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Prevention Point Philadelphia |
| (215) 787-0118 | |
| PPP is a multi-service harm reduction organization providing HIV prevention and care services for durg users and sex workers, including a syringe exchange program, medical care and social services. | |
| Safeguards | |
| (215) 985-6873 | |
| The SafeGuards Project is a part of the Family Planning Council. The mission of SafeGuards LGBT Health Resource Center is to enhance the health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals and communities. SafeGuards has an HIV prevention program and offers free rapid HIV testing, does community outreach, supports various research and advocacy efforts, and has a wealth of information available to the community. | |
| St. Luke's Hospitality Center | |
| (215) 732-9346 | |
| St. Luke's Hospitality Center is a safe place for persons whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS to receive spiritual and social support services (individually or in a group setting). | |
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Siloam |
| (215) 765-6633 | |
| Siloam enriches the well-being of people impacted by HIV/AIDS by providing a broad range of integrative mind body and spirit services that empowers them to develop skills and personal strengths to lead more meaningful lives. | |
| Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Associations Coalition, Inc. (SEAMAAC) | |
| (215) 476-9640 | |
Provides public risk reduction/outreach/prevention education campaigns within the region's Southeast Asian refugee communities, and multi-lingual (Cambodian, ethnic Chinese, Laotian, Hmong, and Vietnamese) HIV/AIDS education and referral services through home visits, workshops, community and health fairs, HIV testing and counseling, and published materials. |
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| UMDNJ Dental Center at Somerdale | |
| (856) 566-6969 | |
| A full service clinic that addresses the oral health needs of un-served/underserved HIV-positive populations in Camden County and beyond. | |
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Women's Medical Fund |
| (215) 985-2657 | |
| Provides reproductive health care funding for low-income women living with HIV disease. | |
| YMCA Camp Ockanickon HIV Specialty Camp | |
| (215) 476-9640 | |
| A joint project of the YMCA and associated AIDS agencies in the greater Philadelphia/Camden area, will use this grant for general operations of a week long specialty camp for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. | |
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