There are three programs that target individuals who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS or are members of high risk substance abusing groups to which prevention and clinical services are offered to lower the risk of contracting HIV/AIDS.

• Case Management Services:
  For individuals who have been diagnosed with HIV a case manager will assess that individuals needs and develop a plan with them. That plan could include securing housing assistance, CTA/Cab transportation services, food vouchers, SSI and Public Assistance, legal aid, medical assistance and job counseling. If an individual has been diagnosed with AIDS or is debilitated in the HIV phase of the disease a case manager can provide referral resources to the above services as well as home health, alternative therapy resources, environmental modifications, and nursing help.
  
• Early Intervention (Counseling and Testing Services):
  Individuals concerned about their status with relation to the above disease are offered a complete assessment, individual pre-test counseling, confidential or anonymous testing, as well as post test counseling. In addition to counseling risk reduction education and safe sex counseling is provided.
  
• CSAT TCE / HIV PROJECT:
  This program is targeted to Latino Males who are intravenous drug users. The goal is to reduce the risk of HIV infection by providing drug abuse services. These services include a complete substance abuse assessment, referral to hospital or residential services if needed, outpatient counseling, aftercare, case management, HIV risk reduction education, referrals to other services when needed, and transportation to and from treatment.

We are committed to improving the quality of life, relieving suffering and providing hope and support to individuals impacted by HIV at any stage of the disease process

Providing Locations

North Side
Outpatient HIV/SA - (773) 292-4881