Provides various resources for persons with HIV/AIDS and their families, including but not limited to: - Education, Support and Advocacy Programs for people living with HIV/AIDS. - Healing weekend retreats, healing days, wellness workshops, Leadership Training Program (Prepares persons affected by HIV to advocate for positive change). - Community Education. - Promotes AIDS Awareness. - Wellness Times. - Monthly newsletter of activities and information.

Provides a variety of food services for those with HIV/AIDS. Provides two grocery bags of non-perishable food, food supplements, special fortified frozen meal delivery (5-day supply delivered each week), and 7 day home-delivered maintenance meals for the homebound (1 hot/1 cold -diabetic and low-sodium accommodated). Offers transportation for medical HIV-related appointments and nutrition counseling.

Hosts a bi-weekly organic food pantry for low-income, HIV positive individuals residing in Summit and Portage counties. Offers fresh and organic fruit, vegetables, and raw meat to take home and prepare meals. Provides recipes and tips on cooking to interested clients. Works to help recipients gain control of their health and manage their HIV infections through nutrition.

Provides referrals to specialized medical care, legal guidance, support groups, and other supportive services for individuals living with HIV.

Provides utility, rent and mortgage assistance. Programs are available for assistance for up to 5 months, for security deposits or 1st month's rent, and for subsidies for people who have applied for disability or are currently full-time students in a GED program, college, or other training program.

Provides specialized case management services to people who are HIV positive and living at or below 300% of the federal poverty level. Assists clients with applying for financial assistance and other services. Call office for more information.

Provides current treatment information on experimental medical studies (including types of studies, locations and eligibility requirements) for individuals diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Offers copies of federally approved HIV/AIDS treatment guidelines and information. Offers information in Spanish via web site and hotline.

Community clinic that provides a variety of services, including: - General Primary Care. - Chronic Illness Management. - Geriatric Care. - Diagnostic Laboratory. - Physical and Health Screenings. - Coverage for Emergencies During and After hours. - Voluntary Family Planning. - Flu Shot and Immunizations. - Well Child Services. - Gynecological Care. - Obstetrical Care: Prenatal Care and Postpartum Care. - STD Testing. - HIV and Hepatitis C Treatment. - HIV Prevention (PReP). - Substance Use Disorder Treatment. - Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). -

Offers anonymous HIV testing, screening, and pre and post-test counseling. Provides medical treatment, information and referrals to community resources, and mental health services to persons infected with HIV who are not yet showing symptoms of AIDS. Can work with individuals to secure medications through patient assistance or insurance programs. Provides case management services to HIV patients. Also offers HIV prevention education for groups.

Services include: Linkage to HIV testing (confidential, but not anonymous) and pre/post-test counseling. Offers counseling for those who have been newly diagnosed. Also provides HIV support groups as well as "Peer Navigation". This program links people who are newly diagnosed or need a little extra support to manage living with HIV with experienced people who have had HIV a long time and are doing well.

Support groups for people living with HIV, transgender and gender-expansive folks, people seeking substance use support, LGBTQ+ survivors of violence, and more. Find a complete list at equitashealth.com/starthealing.

HIV prevention program that provides financial assistance to cover expenses related to PrEP medication costs, including: *Office and medical copays *Copays associated with required laboratory work *Prescription copays that are not covered by a patient assistance program *Medical services for people who are not eligible for insurance

Speak with someone over the phone or by live chat from the website to learn if you are at risk for HIV or STIs, how to prevent these conditions and to find out testing locations in your area. Learn about how to get free condoms shipped directly to you and other important information about your sexual health.

Legal services are provided during legal clinics. Referrals to community attorneys who offer pro bono or discounted services are also given.

Provides one-on-one nutrition and education counseling to help clients take control of their nutritional well-being and lesson the harsh side effects of medications, help the body's immune system fight opportunistic infections, prevent and stop malnutrition.

Provides the opportunity for those who have had HIV/AIDS for an extended period of time and who are doing relatively well to meet with others in their situation in a group that is facilitated by a professional and to get support and share concerns.

Advocates can assist with access to medical care, HIV prevention, education, labs, medication, transportation, housing, access to pantries, support groups, and mental health counseling for Ohioans living with HIV.

Protects community health by providing anonymous and confidential HIV testing (OraSure/Oraquick) and counseling, and encouraging behavioral changes that reduce the risk of AIDS, other sexually transmitted diseases and tuberculosis. Services offered include outreach, pre and post-test counseling, counseling, referrals, information and condom distribution.

HOPWA assists Equitas Health clients and any HIV positive clients in paying rent, mortgage, electric, gas and water bills to prevent homelessness or interruption of utility service in an emergency situation. Case management services can include: budgeting, counseling, education, referrals to resources, advocacy, and transportation.

Offers support services for persons with AIDS/HIV+ to include support groups, case management, education as well as emergency financial assistance.

Provides health care to people at risk for HIV, free confidential HIV testing with results in 20 minutes, and health care and case management for those living with HIV/AIDS.

Provides one-on-one peer support to individuals that are HIV positive.

For those who qualify, provides short-term housing, utilities assistance (rent, gas, electric and water) and transportation assistance for people living with HIV.

Offers anonymous HIV testing, screening, and pre and post-test counseling. Provides medical treatment, information and referrals to community resources, and mental health services to persons infected with HIV who are not yet showing symptoms of AIDS. Can work with individuals to secure medications through patient assistance or insurance programs. Provides case management services to HIV patients. Also offers HIV prevention education for groups.

Provides the latest federally approved information on HIV/AIDS, clinical research, treatment and prevention, and medical practice guidelines for people living with HIV/AIDS, their families and friends, health care providers, scientists and researchers.