"The Obama Administration has taken an extraordinary step to ensure approximately 8,000 low-income people with HIV/AIDS in the United States can continue to access their life-saving medications through the AIDS Drug Assistance Program."
The Florida HIV/AIDS Advocacy Network (FHAAN) is a statewide effort comprised of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA’s), community advocates, HIV/AIDS and industry professionals, and anyone wanting to be involved to coordinate HIV advocacy efforts for all Floridians living with HIV and AIDS.
Mission: The AIDS Institute's Florida Consortium for HIV/AIDS Research (FCHAR) was created to bring more HIV research resources to Florida and advance the body of knowledge about all aspects of HIV prevention, care and treatment. The focus is on promoting and arranging inter-institutional and interdisciplinary collaboration on HIV research, including behavioral/epidemiologic studies, clinical trials and studies of basic science, virology and vaccine development. FCHAR researchers represent 7 universities, the Florida Department of Health and 11 other research entities across the state, including those from the private sector. Members account for more than 400 recent and ongoing HIV/AIDS research studies, as compiled in the group's Florida HIV/AIDS Research Inventory.
National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day is a national campaign highlighting the complex issues related to HIV prevention, care and treatment for aging populations in the United States.
Providing a voice for and educating CBA consumers on relevant issues impacting the quality of capacity building assistance for HIV prevention.
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Washington, DC – The Board and staff of The AIDS Institute hosted a reception Monday evening November 26, 2012 in recognition of the organization’s 20 years of service to those impacted by and living with HIV/AIDS. The AIDS Institute began as a grassroots volunteer organization in 1985 and was formalized as a non-profit organization in 1992 known, at that time, as Florida AIDS Action.
