Los-Angeles based organization providing funds for basic necessities such as housing, utilities, health insurance premiums. Event listings, general information, national and county resources.

The mission of AHF is to provide cutting-edge medicine and advocacy regardless of your ability to pay. Twelve medical centers located in greater Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Extensive searchable database of hundreds of organizations providing HIV/AIDS services in California. A toll free telephone and TTY support line is offered. Site includes basic HIV information and volunteer opportunities.

A service for people with HIV and AIDS, includes list of events, and a newsletter.

ARIS is the largest AIDS/HIV education and service agency in Santa Clara County.

ASF serves people at all stages of HIV infection. Lists people-to-people services, education and prevention programs, and special events.

Dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals living with HIV disease and AIDS, as well as providing support for their families, friends, and loved ones.

Take your first step for AIDS Walk here. Link to AIDS Walk Orange County, and several other national AIDS Walk events.

Provides relevant news, free HIV testing and educational resources for the Asian and Pacific Islander Communities. Offices in Los Angeles and Orange County CA.

Providing culturally sensitive HIV/AIDS education, support and prevention programs to the Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Office located in San Francisco CA.

Auntie Helen's provides free laundry pick-up and deliver service to people with HIV/AIDS in San Diego. Additional services include offering no cost clothing, medical and bedding items to people with AIDS in San Diego and Mexico.

Bay Positives serves young people, age 26 and under, living with HIV live longer, happier and healthier lives. We provide emotional support services, case management, education, outreach, retreats and social events.

Bringing people living with HIV/AIDS out of seclusion into a supportive, self-empowering community.

HIV Prevention Services, provides resources for HIV prevention counseling, education and outreach.

Bienestar provides an array of HIV/Aids services in a supportive multi-cultural environment.

AIDS Drug Assistance Programs Information. Free or reduced cost medications for low income individuals with HIV/AIDS.

Contact information for CA ADAP director, financial and medical eligibility criterias for the California ADAP.

Provides information about HIV, AIDS, services, AIDS statistics, and AIDS related California laws.

Desert AIDS Project provides medical care and comprehensive support services to people living with HIV/AIDS in the desert community. Free, anonymous HIV testing is available, as well as counseling, home health services, legal assistance, and assistance with housing, medications, food, and re-employment.

A Castro-area, San Francisco guest house for families visiting people with AIDS.

Two licensed San Diego area care facilities for men and women disabled by HIV/AIDS. Contact the agency or Townspeople for availabilty and waiting list information.

San Francisco program to promote gay men's sexual health and emotional well-being. Includes information about no cost HIV counseling, sexuality, safer sex, prevention, and workshops.

A unique partnership of youth and adults working together to increase access to, and the quality of, health care for young people in San Francisco.

In depth information from the University of California, San Francisco about AIDS research and news. Reliable and authoritative. Free HIV/AIDS textbook.

Shanti provides support for people with HIV and other life threatening illnesses. Services include emotional support, weekend empowerment workshops, innovative prevention programs and volunteer training.

Helping the people of Marin County obtain the best quality HIV/AIDS services, information, education and support possible.

The Multicultural AIDS Resource Center of California provides training and technical assistance to foster cultural awareness in the implementation of AIDS education.

Annual conference sponsored by AMFAR; the American Foundation for AIDS Research.

Research study sponsored by the University of California San Francisco to learn about early HIV infection and transmission. Offers specialized testing and counseling services for persons experiencing flu-like symptoms after possible exposure to HIV.

An agency organized to improve the quality of life of people with AIDS by preserving and promoting the human/animal bond through the care and maintenance of their animal companions, serving Sonoma County.

Provide daily meals for people homebound or disabled by HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles.

Nutrition services within San Francisco and Alameda counties.

Yearly conference sponsored by the Foundation for Retrovirology and Human Health in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control.

Dedicated to raising funds for San Francisco area AIDS service organizations through entertainment events. Events include Help is on the Way, Help is on the Way for the Holidays and One Night Only Cabaret events that include Broadway stars.

Educates others by distributing the "The Los Altos Story" to promote involvement in the global fight against AIDS. Project started by the Rotary Club in Los Altos, CA.

Walk and run to benefit AIDS organizations, held in Balboa Park, San Diego, California.

A volunteer oversight committee that seeks to support and improve the quality of care and treatment services affecting the lives of individuals living with HIV/AIDS. They accomplish this through advocacy, outreach, support and education.

Information, referral and advocacy for services including medical care, social support, legal issues and counseling.

A ten kilometer fundraising walkathon starting and ending at Golden Gate Park.

Organization funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

An agency providing effective HIV prevention strategies, advocacy, and comprehensive support services for people living with HIV and all those affected by the epidemic.

The Santa Cruz AIDS Research Foundation, a charity whose mission is to end the AIDS epidemic through biochemical research projects.

Pledge office of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Current fundraising events calendar and descriptions.

Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, improving the well-being, and promoting the independence of people living with HIV disease and AIDS in San Francisco.

Shanti offers a continuum of services designed to meet the practical and emotional support needs of people living with HIV/AIDS.

Serving meals directly to the HIV/AIDS challenged since 1991. The project offers a personal contact and delivers food to over 150 people daily.

Provides services for those who are affected by alcoholism and/or drug abuse and living with HIV/AIDS.

Providing information about services, programs, events, and affiliations relating to persons infected and affected by HIV/AIDS and other life threatening diseases. Based in Oakland, CA. Early on, The Center was considered to serve as an AIDS ministry model for dioceses and churches.

Serving people with AIDS/HIV and their loved ones in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties.

Southern California based, non-profit, educational and service organization devoted to the care of non-ambulatory AIDS patients through the healing touch of massage therapy.

A non-profit agency that operates three HIV/AIDS group homes in Los Angeles county. A second program; CHOISS offers units that are leased to offer housing to those capable of independent living.

A non-profit organization dedicated to the housing needs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in San Diego. The agency owns and operates independent living apartments and serves as the housing referral contact for consumers and case managers.

Provides local services and diverse research and education programs. Extensive training for doctors and clinicians who assist people with HIV.

California company developing a vaccine to prevent AIDS infection. Testing has advanced to phase three trials.