Memphis Ryan White Program: Know Now. Live Longer.

Accepting Applications: Manager A - Contract Compliance - RYAN WHITE (Dir of Comm Services) Responsible for managing the annual site visit monitoring process for all funded sub-recipients. Pay Grade:  55

"On December 1, World AIDS Day, we honor and remember of all those individuals living with and affected by HIV in our community, as well as those who have lost their lives to the disease. This year we should also take stock of how far we’ve advanced in our knowledge and treatment of HIV."

Moving Memphis from AIDS reduction to HIV prevention

World AIDS Sunday is December 3, 2017. Faith leaders, congregations, and individuals can raise awareness in the faith community about the Mid-South’s HIV/AIDS crisis and to promote the resources available for individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. Materials to support World AIDS Sunday events can be downloaded at the link below.

WAD Sunday - Know Now. Live Longer. You can access the 2017 World AIDS Sunday Toolkit here. What is Memphis Know Now. Live Longer. World AIDS Sunday? The Memphis Know Now. Live Longer. World AIDS Sunday is December 3, 2017, celebrated on the international observance of World AIDS Day, to raise awareness in the faith community about th...

Thanks to Focus Magazine for highlighting the great work the HIV Care and Prevention Planning Group (H-CAP) is doing in the Memphis Transitional Grant Area!

Ryan White Funds May Knock Memphis Out of HIV+ Lead by Sarah Rutledge Fischer You have probably never heard of H-CAP (HIV Care and Prevention Group) but if you or anyone you love is HIV+ or at risk for HIV in the greater Memphis area, you hav…

Partnership to End AIDS Status (PEAS) is hosting an event for Transgender HIV Testing Awareness Day. Check it out.

Today is National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day, an opportunity to focus the nation’s attention on the impact of HIV and AIDS on Black/African Americans. Memphis!

#BeInTheKnow: National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day 2017 | Human Rights Campaign Today marks National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day, an opportunity to focus the nation’s attention on the impact of HIV and AIDS on Black/African Americans.

So proud of our HIV Care and Prevention Planning Group Co-Chair, Edward Wiley

"Wiley’s journey has made him realize why he was put on this earth—to be a fierce advocate in the HIV/AIDS struggle. “I’m living with HIV and constantly learning and growing. I’m not a victim and my story is not an unfamiliar one. It’s the tale of someone who talked about HIV every damn day and still became infected,”

Living Example: Advocating HIV/AIDS While Positive Two years ago, in the privacy of his own home, then 26-year-old Eddie Wiley and a few close friends decided to take a rapid...

“Here and around the world, over 18 million people are receiving the treatment and care they need. Millions of infections have been prevented. What once seemed like an impossible dream—the dream of an AIDS-free generation—is within our grasp.” —President Obama on World AIDS Day. Take a look at how the President and Americans worked together to put an AIDS-free generation within reach: http://go.wh.gov/WorldAIDSDay

Trans Awareness Week 2016 is coming up! Check out the list of activities below, and show your support for the transgender men and women in our community.

Great news from HUD! The federal agency "published a final rule to ensure that all individuals have equal access to many of the Department’s core shelter programs in accordance with their gender identity." Find out more at the link below.
https://www.hudexchange.info/news/hud-publishes-final-rule-equal-access-in-accordance-with-an-individuals-gender-identity/