Our Work
Food Pantry/Meals Program
Financial Assistance
Housing Assistance
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Our Work
Case Management
The AIDS Fund's concern & care extends beyond the client to include the entire affected family unit. We provide critical services to ensure our clients and their families receive medical, financial and emotional care, thus ensuring a healthy life and brighter future. Case Managment Programs are supported by Ryan White Title I, Medicaid AIDS Waiver and HUD Funding. In the past 12 month, we provided services to more than 1,241 individuals.
Housing Asistance
The AIDS Fund provides both housing assistance and/or rental subsidies. We own and/or manage 5 transitional housing units throughout Hampton Roads, doing our part to break the cycle of homelessness.
Meals Program
Our Meals Program consists of 2 parts; a Food Pantry and Cooked/prepared meals. More than 9,000 meals were provided to our clients in need over the last year.
Support Groups
We provide 5 different support groups to better serve our clients and loved ones affected by HIV/AIDS. Each group is targeted to specific populations within the community.
Outreach
Our qualified staff of 10 Outreach Specialists locate individuals who are infected with HIV and are not currently receiving care. Outreach Specialists work to reduce obstacles for these individuals to access proper medical care and all of our services.
Ray of Hope
This program is designed to develop job opportunities for our clients; provide training/ educational/ and vocational opportunities; provide jobs and life skills training.
Education
The AIDS Fund provides prevention & HIV Education programs to the general public and individuals at risk for HIV & STD's.
In 2011:
Case Managers provided support to more than 1,241 children, adults and families
TAF provided more than 9,000 meals to those in need
311 clients received emergency financial assistance.
387 individuals and families participated in TAF’s housing program, assisting them with mortgage and rental payments.
TAF provided 33 clients with emergency housing consequently moving more than 30 families from homelessness and into care.
The AIDS Fund provided education and information to more than 3,200 individuals.
We tested more than 1,500 people for HIV infection.
