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AIDS Walk Austin Sharing Agencies
Sharing agencies are local HIV and AIDS-related nonprofit organizations who have formed AIDS Walk teams to raise funds for their respective organizations. To have your donation go to one of the following organizations rather than to the general Walk fund, please direct your donation to that group's fundraising team. Donations to the AIDS Walk not made to a sharing agency team go to AIDS Services of Austin's services and prevention outreach.
We are proud that AIDS Walk Austin is an event for and by the community--all money donated stays in Austin to help address the local face of a global epidemic.
AIDS Services of Austin
Founded in 1987, AIDS Services of
Austin is the region’s oldest and largest community-based organization
addressing the local AIDS crisis. Annually, ASA provides direct care services to
over 1,500 people and HIV prevention education to over 10,000 people.
allgo allgo is working to create and sustain a statewide network of queer people of
color activists, groups, organizations and allies, which through nourishment of
relationships, grassroots organizing and artistic expression can radically
transform systems and policies toward a collective liberation.
Austin Harm Reduction Coalition AHRC is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization that works to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS and hepatitis C among injection drug users. They provide HIV & hep. C testing, drug treatment referrals, medical care and resources to prevent disease transmission.
The Care Communities The
mission of The Care Communities is to provide practical and
compassionate support for people with serious illness, particularly AIDS and cancer. The support is provided by Care Teams, which consist
of four to seven volunteers, who offer such assistance as light
housekeeping, shopping, transportation, meal preparation and yard work. It
also provides emotional support and companionship to those who are ill
and who might otherwise remain isolated or alone. The vision of The
Care Communities is a caring community where no one will face a serious
illness alone.
CARE Program (Austin-Travis County Integral Care) The CARE
Program offers HIV counseling and testing, Housing Opportunities for Persons
with AIDS, case management, street outreach, referral and assistance to
substance abuse treatment services, mental health case management,
relapse prevention counseling, Journey Outpatient Substance Abuse
treatment, acu-detox, HIV education and training, liaison to
incarcerated people living with HIV, and risk reduction materials.
David Powell Clinic The David Powell Clinic provides primary medical care on an outpatient basis to adult HIV-positive residents of the Austin Health Services Delivery Area. The clinic provides HIV-specific health services, focusing on the prevention of illness and the ongoing management of chronic conditions and acute health problems through a coordinated team effort that includes physicians, a nurse practitioner, registered nurses, medical case management, social workers, mental health services - including a psychiatrist - a nutritionist, and radiology, laboratory, and pharmacy services.
Out Youth Out Youth is a non-profit
organization
whose mission is to support and provide services to gay, lesbian,
bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth ages 12 to 19 in Austin
and Central Texas. They offer peer support groups, counseling,
educational programs, social activities and community outreach.
Project Transitions Project Transitions is dedicated to serving people with HIV and AIDS
by providing hospice, housing, and support in a compassionate and
caring environment. They have been serving Central Texas since 1988. No one is denied admission to any of their programs because
of inability to pay. They are very proud of what they have been able to
accomplish, all with the full support and effort of a caring community.
Rural AIDS Services Program of Community Action The
Rural AIDS Services Program (RASP) creates a positive social impact
through case management services by developing a partnership between the
client and case manager to work together to maintain client
independence and increase access to HIV medical care. Services include
case management, transportation services to and from medical and dental
appointments, financial assistance for food, rent, utilities and
prescriptions in Hays, Caldwell, Blanco, Bastrop, Burnet, Fayette, Lee,
Llano and Williamson counties.
Waterloo Counseling Center Waterloo
Counseling Center is a leading provider of affordable, high-quality
psychotherapy services for people in Austin and the surrounding communities. Their
mission is to provide affordable mental health counseling and training
with an expertise in gender and sexual diversity. Waterloo Counseling
Center's vision is for Austin to be an all inclusive community.
The Wright House Wellness Center Since
1988, The Wright House Wellness Center has offered care and compassion
to Central Texans living with or at risk of HIV and other chronic
illnesses and provided resources for support, education and empowerment.
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