Benefited the Whitman-Walker Clinic. Features event information, FAQ and photographs.

Ronald King, Director of Prevention and Intervention Services, D.C. Department of Health, HIV/AIDS Administration discusses and explains the District's free condom policy in an online forum with the Washington Post.

Dedicated to providing affordable housing for families, children, and individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Includes description of programs, frequently asked questions, staff profiles, online donation form and newsletter [PDF].

A volunteer panel of individuals from the general public and from the diverse communities affected by AIDS who assist and advise AIDS vaccine trials in the metropolitan area. Features documents, events, news, photos and a speakers bureau.

Article discusses the reasons for reduced funding of prevention programs. By Lou Chibbaro, Jr. in the Washington Blade.

Faith community gathered to identify with and support those abandoned or isolated in suffering with HIV/AIDS, particularly the poorest of the poor. Features programs and activities.

Provides member agencies with services including clinical trials education and recruitment, direct financial assistance, supplying water filters and transportation support. Features programs, events and volunteer opportunities.

Offers information about services offered by the HIV/AIDS Administration, including ADAP. Features the District's two year plan, testing sites and conference information.

Focuses on organizational development, financial management and information technology for the community-based organizations enrolled in the project. Features alerts, discussions and resources. [English/Spanish]

Article discusses health officials decision to install plain white condom dispensers in select government offices and the free distribution of the contraceptives. By Avram Goldstein in the Washington Post.

Dedicated to reducing the risk of HIV infection among African-Americans through street outreach campaigns and free workshops. Features programs, volunteer opportunities, membership information and news.

Article discusses the District's HIV/AIDS Administration program for people receiving Ryan White Emergency CARE Act funds. By Laurel Faust in the Washington Blade.

Fosters a supportive community for the gay, bisexual, transgendered and lesbian individuals of color in the Baltimore/DC area. Features services and a discussion group.

Information for the HIV-positive on local seminars, social gatherings, tax help, and medications. Features events and articles.

The District of Columbia's confidential HIV/AIDS reporting initiative for providers of counseling, testing, reporting, and treatment. Features law overviews, reporting forms and FAQ.

Article discusses a report that says the incidence of AIDS among District residents is higher than in other large U.S. cities. By Jose Antonio Vargas in the Washington Post.

Provides resources to help young people fight AIDS and support each other. Features programs, events and employment opportunities.

Enables people living with HIV/AIDS to maintain and care for their pets. Features services and volunteer information.

Works to meet the self-defined needs of women and their families living with and at risk for HIV/AIDS, reducing barriers to care and strengthening their network of support and services. Features programs, resources, publications and events.

Organization committed to reducing infection in the African-American community by providing prevention and support services to gay and bisexual men, and transgender persons; some programs provide prevention services to heterosexual men and women. Features programs, events, employment opportunities and a newsletter.

Information about care provided to veterans, from the VA AIDS Service. Features a newsletter.

A partial chronology of AIDS awareness: 1981-1985.

Philanthropic collaborative affiliated with the National AIDS Fund (NAF) and Washington Grantmakers. Features grantee list, request for proposals and annual report.

Contact information for DC ADAP director, financial and medical eligibility criterias for the Washington DC ADAP.

AIDS drugs covered by the Washington DC ADAP, HIV treatments paid for by the Federal and State government.

Offers testing, counseling, medical care, education and prevention services. Features overview of services, news and profiles of the epidemic.