District of Columbia hiv / aids organizations

AU's mission is to end the AIDS epidemic within the US. We seek to achieve our mission through strategic grantmaking initiatives that cover a broad range of areas including access to care, advocacy, and syringe access.

Global leader fighting pediatric HIV/AIDS, reaching 33M+ pregnant women, conducting research and advocating for policies to improve lives.

Us Helping Us, People Into Living is committed to improving the health and well-being of Black gay men through innovative programs and services and - through a vision of inclusiveness - to reducing the impact of HIV/AIDS in the entire Black community.

National Minority AIDS Council develops leadership and provides programs to address HIV/AIDS challenges in communities of color.

NASTAD strengthens public health and supports community partnerships to advance the health of people impacted by HIV/AIDS and viral hepatitis.

Damien Ministries supports those with HIV/AIDS, focusing on the poorest of the poor, through ministry, mutual support, food bank, and medical case management services.

MetroHealth provides healthcare services that embody all aspects of a persons physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Their services include multidisciplinary and integrated primary healthcare, behavioral health and nutrition services.

To advance effective prevention, care, support, and health equity for people living with, or at risk for, hiv and hepatitis c, particularly with lgbt and other underserved communities, by providing education, capacity building, health services research/ev....

AAHIVM Foundation generates HIV knowledge worldwide through research, education & support with free workshops & resources for practitioners.

Washington, DC-based Hepatitis B Initiative prevents liver diseases through culturally appropriate outreach, education, screening, vaccination, care linkage, and patient navigation.

Advocates affordable, quality healthcare for people with HIV, hepatitis and chronic health conditions; monitors policies for prevention and treatment.

The Women's Collective empowers women affected or infected by HIV/AIDS in Washington D.C. through comprehensive family-centered health programs.

Aids 2020 provides platforms for presenting new research, shares best practices and drives efforts towards a cure for HIV.

Council of Religious Aids Networks is a hiv / aids focused organization in Washington, DC that was founded in 2001.

Aids Action Foundation is a hiv / aids focused organization in Washington, DC, which was founded in 1987 and most recently had $583,433 in revenue and no employees.

A group of philanthropic institutions mobilizing to eradicate the global HIV/AIDS pandemic and address its social and economic dimensions.

To provide person living with disabilities including HIV aids with housing and related services specially designed to meet their physical, social and psychological needs. The organization was incorporated in the district of Columbia for the purpose of owning and operating rental housing under section 811 of the national housing act, it owns a property with 7 housing units for families and individuals with disabilities located in northwest Washington, dc.

A coalition to enhance HIV prevention activities in urban jurisdictions highly impacted by HIV through facilitating collaborative technical assistance activities and serving as a resource to U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention on urban HIV/ AID....

ICWNA raises awareness, advocates for HIV-positive individuals, and offers trauma-informed programs for Black women living with HIV.

GGGL promotes HIV-AIDS testing through community events, referrals, and free condoms. It operates as a 501c3 organization in Washington, DC.