Fraternity House

Fraternity House, Inc. is a single-service organization that only cares for people who are HIV symptomatic or have an AIDS diagnosis and are homeless, at risk, or very low-income and unable to manage their own care. The five largest program services are: 1) Housing, 2) Caregiving, 3) Case Management, 4) Activities and Rehabilitation (The Dignity Project), and 5) Semi-Independent Living. Housing focuses on the overall operations and maintenance of the two houses. Caregiving is the backbone of our services, being absolutely necessary in fulfilling licensing requirements. Residents receive 24-hour per day personal care and are supervised in their activities of daily living and in adherence with complex medication regimens. Both Case Management and Activities/Rehabilitation connect our residents with medical, mental health, and other needed services as well as goal-setting to rebuild their lives and obtain a greater level of independence. We engage every resident in working toward a return to independent living. Now in our fourth year, our semi-independent living program has proven to be extremely successful. As of June 30, 2023, we have twelve residents who have moved from living in one of our homes to semi-independent living apartments.