PLHIV Networks

Do you have a special skill or talent, or Are you part of an existing Network and would like to be included in our list?

Please send us your information to: info@seroproject.com

If you are Suggesting to ADD a Network Send us the following information:

Name of Network
State/Town
URL website address
Point of Contact

The following is a list of groups that provided the name of their group and answered ‘Yes’ to the question: “Would it be ok to list your group as part of a PLHIV Network Empowerment Resource List that would be available on the internet?”

NETWORK EMPOWERMENT PROJECT GROUPS

Global Networks

Global Network of People Living with HIV

HIV Justice Worldwide

HIV Justice Network

Red Umbrella Fund

APN+ Positive Change

Prevention Access Undetectable = Untransmittable Campaign also U =U on Facebook

Mexican Network of Organizations against the Criminalization of HIV

The International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW)

National Networks

US PLHIV Caucus

Positive Women’s Network – USA

The SERO Project

Transgender Law Center

CenterLink – The Community of LGBT Centers

Lambda Legal

Advocates for Youth

Desiree Alliance

TransLatina Coalition

National Latino AIDS Action Network

Black AIDS Institute

API Wellness – API Wellness is an LGBTQ and people of color health organization that transforms lives by advancing health, wellness, and equality.

The Banyan Tree Project – The Banyan Tree Project is a national social marketing campaign to stop HIV/AIDS-related stigma in Asian & Pacific Islander (A&PI) communities.

Community Access National Network -The mission of the Community Access National Network (CANN) is to define, promote, and improve access to healthcare services and supports for people living with HIV/AIDS and/or Viral Hepatitis through advocacy, education, and networking.

THRIVE SS – The mission of the THRIVE SS is to help HIV-Positive people to not only achieve viral suppression, but also to aid them in building a local network that is self-sustaining, uplifting and mutually beneficial.

ICW North America – ICW-NA is a regional network of ICW Global – a network by and for women living with HIV – working in USA and Canada. ICW-NA’s mission is to lead efforts to secure and improve the quality of life for women living with HIV in Canada and the United States by mobilizing, organizing, advocating, mentoring and raising consciousness on the issues and policies that directly impact women living with HIV.

State Networks – Each State name is a link to the specific State HIV AIDS information resource page.

Followed by any known existing PLHIV Networks for you to reach out to:

Alabama

AIDS Alabama

Provides 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.
Thrive Alabama

Healthcare, education and emergency financial assistance for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.

Alaska

Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association

Provides education, support, home health care services, housing services and medical care assistance to people with HIV who have limited funds.
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 Northwest

Provides HIV testing and counseling.

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Californians for HIV Criminalization Reform

PWN-USA Bay Area (California)

PWN-USA San Diego

California AIDS Service Organizations

Colorado

PWN-USA Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

District of Columbia

Engaging Communities around HIV Organizing (ECHO)

Engaging Communities around HIV Organizing (ECHO) is a year-long organizing leadership development program for young people, (ages 18-25) living with HIV. Members of ECHO will be provided with personal, professional and political development to enhance their organizing and mobilizing skills. Organizer: Louis Ortiz-Fonseca.

Florida

The AIDS Institute

Provides 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.
The McGregor Clinic, Inc.

Primary medical care, case management, confidential HIV testing and community education.

Georgia

PWN-USA Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho

Idaho Coalition for HIV Health and Safety

Illinois

Indiana

HIV Modernization Movement Indiana

HMM is a diverse group of individuals who seek to modernize Indiana’s criminal HIV laws.

CelebrateUU

#CelebrateUU is a social movement that builds on the concept of U=U, calling on individuals living with HIV/AIDS to start recognizing and celebrating our anniversaries of having an undetectable viral load. In doing so, we build a digital patchwork of survivors and a time capsule of hope for when we end the HIV epidemic.

Iowa

Positive Iowans Taking Charge

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

PWN-USA Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Michigan Coalition for HIV Health and Safety

PWN-USA Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Mississippi Positive Network (MSPN) – Contact Robin Webb – robintwebb@aol.com (copy/paste)

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nebraska AIDS Project – Provides case management, referrals, advocacy, mental health therapy and addiction counseling for HIV-positive individuals.

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

PWN-USA New York City

New York HIV/AIDS Service Organizations

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

PWN-USA Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

PWN-USA Philadelphia

Philadelphia Fight Community Health Center

Rhode Island

South Carolina

PWN-USA South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Tennessee AIDS Advocacy Network

Texas

PWN-USA Greater Houston Area

Texans Living with HIV – Contact Venita Ray – vray@legacycommunityhealth.org (copy/paste)

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PLHIV Networks

Do you have a special skill or talent, or Are you part of an existing Network and would like to be included in our list?

Please send us your information to: info@seroproject.com

If you are Suggesting to ADD a Network Send us the following information:

Name of Network

State/Town

URL website address

Point of Contact

The following is a list of groups that provided the name of their group and answered ‘Yes’ to the question: “Would it be ok to list your group as part of a PLHIV Network Empowerment Resource List that would be available on the internet?”

Global Networks

Prevention Access Undetectable = Untransmittable Campaign also U =U on Facebook

National Networks

API Wellness – API Wellness is an LGBTQ and people of color health organization that transforms lives by advancing health, wellness, and equality.

The Banyan Tree Project – The Banyan Tree Project is a national social marketing campaign to stop HIV/AIDS-related stigma in Asian & Pacific Islander (A&PI) communities.

Community Access National Network -The mission of the Community Access National Network (CANN) is to define, promote, and improve access to healthcare services and supports for people living with HIV/AIDS and/or Viral Hepatitis through advocacy, education, and networking.

THRIVE SS – The mission of the THRIVE SS is to help HIV-Positive people to not only achieve viral suppression, but also to aid them in building a local network that is self-sustaining, uplifting and mutually beneficial.

State Networks – Each State name is a link to the specific State HIV AIDS information resource page.

Followed by any known existing PLHIV Networks for you to reach out to:

Provides 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.

Healthcare, education and emergency financial assistance for people with HIV/AIDS and their families.

Provides education, support, home health care services, housing services and medical care assistance to people with HIV who have limited funds.

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.

Provides HIV testing and counseling.

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

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.

Primary medical care, case management, confidential HIV testing and community education.

HMM is a diverse group of individuals who seek to modernize Indiana’s criminal HIV laws.

Mississippi Positive Network (MSPN) – Contact Robin Webb – robintwebb@aol.com (copy/paste)

Nebraska AIDS Project – Provides case management, referrals, advocacy, mental health therapy and addiction counseling for HIV-positive individuals.