Your Voice Is Our Voice

AIDS Survival Project is committed to providing people living with HIV the most up-to-date information and support they need to lead healthy, productive lives. Founded in Atlanta by a small group of concerned, dedicated people with AIDS, our organization now offers vital tools for living to people throughout Georgia and beyond while maintaining our grassroots, community-based focus.

Our services are still offered free of charge to anyone affected by the AIDS crisis, regardless of HIV status.

Please bookmark this page as your comprehensive site for a full range of information, issues and resources.

ADVOCACY

Fighting for fair public policy and appropriate funding; advocating for your rights as an HIV-positive individual and changing the way the public thinks about and responds to AIDS; training self-advocates statewide through the Positive Action Network.

EDUCATION

Public forums led by noted physicians, researchers and service providers on new drugs and treatments, nutrition, highlights of AIDS conferences, and non-medical aspects of living with HIV; information and referrals to AIDS services throughout the state. Bi-monthly THRIVE! Weekend comprehensive education seminars.

PEER SUPPORT

HIV+ counselors specially trained to hear your concerns and offer support and referrals; counseling training and skills building; support groups; community outreach at health fairs, public events and meetings; volunteer opportunities in all aspects of operations; social and cultural events.

TREATMENT ACTIVISM

Nationally recognized Treatment Resource Center with extensive reference materials on entire scope of HIV disease; providing information and skills to advocate for and manage care and health; Internet access; Survival News publication offering latest treatment info, perspectives on life management.

PREVENTION

Confidential, convenient, free Rapid HIV testing; culturally sensitive pre- and post-test counseling; Healthy Relationships intervention groups to support coping with disclosure, safer sex andrelationships; links to continuum of care.