The Ryan White Program, enacted in 1990, helps over 500,000 people living with HIV/AIDS access vital health care services to improve the quality of their lives. This is a life-saving program for so many people and you can learn all the facts about it by following the link below.
AIDS Resource Center in Denver, Colorado
Mon - Fri // 9AM - 5PM
This page contains HIV and STI prevention messages that might not be appropriate for all audiences.
This page contains HIV and STI prevention messages that might not be appropriate for all audiences.
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“I refuse to let something like this make me live in fear. I’m not going to take my flags down. In fact, I’m going to put up more, and I hope everyone else does, too.”
Denver Colorado AIDS Project added a new photo.
Long-term HIV/AIDS survivors can now receive specialized care at a San Francisco hospital.
"San Francisco General Hospital’s Ward 86 has added a geriatric clinic called 'Golden Compass' to focus on aging HIV-positive people who, instead of waiting on death, now deal with issues that come with aging: heart disease, cognitive decline, bone weakness, and hearing/vision problems.''
"I feel like being present, being able to live out loud and be confident in the life that I am living will hopefully help teach someone something new either about being gay or being black, or [that] being HIV-positive isn't something to be ashamed about."
via NBC News
After HIV counselor Ken Williams discovered he was HIV-positive, he overcame his own shame and started to tell his story in order to spread awareness.
nbcnews.com|By NBC News
