What Our Clients Are Saying
“When I was hungry AIN fed me. It is home away from home.” ~ Anonymous
“AIN helps me with my meals and bus passes to help me take care of my business.” ~ Anonymous
“AIN is a place to meet people and enjoy myself.” ~ Anonymous
“It was like finding a Best Friend to help you and has made me a better person.” ~ Fred
Recurring Monthly Gifts
Did you know that If you choose to make a Recurring Monthly Gift of:
- $25, over a year’s time you could provide 50 meals
- $50, over a year’s time you could provide 100 meals
- $50, you could provide 1 year of bus passes for 1 client
- $100, you could provide 200 meals
- $100, you could provide 1 year of bus passes for 2 clients
Become a Sustaining Donor
All gifts are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS guidelines.
PROGRAMS FOR DIAGNOSED PERSONS
Our Services for Clients Already Living with HIV/AIDS
Case Management
Intake and Enrollment
Clients can fully initiate services at AIN and be linked to treatment, healthcare, and an array of other support services when we conduct a full Intake that provides access to the system of care. Clients are also referred to AIN by other organizations, and we link them into AIN’s services by completing an enrollment process. We also provide client updates and re-certifications of eligibility as needed.
Case Management (Non-Medical)
AIN Case Managers provide a range of client-centered service contact with clients that need assistance to access or maintain services or care. We utilize a variety of case management methods to ensure access and coordination of client’s care, and provide advocacy for clients as needed.
Medical Case Management
Clients navigate a complicated world of doctor’s appointments and other healthcare services. AIN’s Medical Case Managers proactively help clients who have multiple complex medical and healthcare services, as well as psychosocial health-related needs, which focus on maintaining medical care and improving treatment outcomes.
Nutrition Program
AIN’s Meals Program provides clients breakfast and lunch that is prepared and served fresh daily in the Daire Center. Our meals meet the dietary needs of persons living with HIV. Having proper nutrition to accompany complex medication regimens helps clients with medication adherence and to live longer, healthier lives.
Medical Transportation
AIN’s Transportation Program helps clients to access vital services. We provide bus passes, van rides, or taxi/car rides for clients to reach and maintain medical treatment, healthcare, and other support services such as meals and food.
Daire Center
The Daire Center is a center-based wellness program of non-medical support for clients providing stabilization, socialization, education, skills-building, nutritional support, and respite in a safe, welcoming space.
Linguistic Services
AIN provides Spanish language interpretation and translation of written documents for Spanish-speaking clients, their caregivers, and other service providers.
“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.”
~Charles Dickens
Programs for Diagnosed Persons
Our Services for Clients Already Living with HIV/AIDS
Case Management
Intake and Enrollment
Clients can fully initiate services at AIN and be linked to treatment, healthcare, and an array of other support services when we conduct a full Intake that provides access to the system of care. Clients are also referred to AIN by other organizations, and we link them into AIN’s services by completing an enrollment process. We also provide client updates and re-certifications of eligibility as needed.
Case Management (Non-Medical)
AIN Case Managers provide a range of client-centered service contact with clients that need assistance to access or maintain services or care. We utilize a variety of case management methods to ensure access and coordination of client’s care, and provide advocacy for clients as needed.
Medical Case Management
Clients navigate a complicated world of doctor’s appointments and other healthcare services. AIN’s Medical Case Managers proactively help clients who have multiple complex medical and healthcare services, as well as psychosocial health-related needs, which focus on maintaining medical care and improving treatment outcomes.
Nutrition Program
Healthy living with HIV means proper adherence to medication. These medicines often require a nutritious meal to be effective. Our meals program provides breakfast and lunch prepared and served fresh daily and works with a certified nutritionist to meet the dietary needs of persons living with HIV.
Daire Center
After meals, clients have access to this center-based program of non-medical support. The Daire Center is a safe space for stabilization. Games, art and education classes allow for skills-building, and provide respite for caregivers.
Medical Transportation
Transportation can be a barrier to accessing vital services. This program provides bus passes, van rides or taxi services for clients to reach and maintain medical treatment, care and other support opportunities such as counseling and education classes.
Linguistic Services
AIN provides Spanish language interpretation and translation of written documents for Spanish-speaking clients, caregivers, and other service providers.
“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.”
~Charles Dickens
Programs of Education and Prevention
Our Services for At-Risk Individuals
Outreach & Collaborations
AIN provides outreach initiatives that are designed to reach and help educate specific populations about HIV, STI, and other healthcare needs. We collaborate with a variety of primary medical service, social service, and other HIV service providers. This program helps to facilitate a direct linkage to medical care and social services, including information, referrals, casework and follow-up.
Health Education and HIV Prevention Program
The Health Education and HIV Prevention Program provides HIV/STI education, HIV testing and counseling, and health education for a range of medical risk factors to reduce HIV infection. This program also addresses other health issues and works to provide barrier-free access to health care and other services that improve health outcomes.
PROGRAMS OF EDUCATION AND PREVENTION
Our Services for At-Risk Individuals
Outreach & Collaborations
AIN provides outreach initiatives that are designed to reach and help educate specific populations about HIV, STI, and other healthcare needs. We collaborate with a variety of primary medical service, social service, and other HIV service providers. This program helps to facilitate a direct linkage to medical care and social services, including information, referrals, casework and follow-up.
Health Education and HIV Prevention Program
The Health Education and HIV Prevention Program provides HIV/STI education, HIV testing and counseling, and health education for a range of medical risk factors to reduce HIV infection. This program also addresses other health issues and works to provide barrier-free access to health care and other services that improve health outcomes.
“The unfortunate need people who will be kind to them; the prosperous need people to be kind to.”
~Aristotle
“The unfortunate need people who will be kind to them; the prosperous need people to be kind to.”
~Aristotle
“The unfortunate need people who will be kind to them; the prosperous need people to be kind to.”
~Aristotle
AIN’s Mission is to prevent the spread of HIV and serve persons living with HIV/AIDS and other vulnerable populations.
AIN’s Mission is to prevent the spread of HIV and serve persons living with HIV/AIDS and other vulnerable populations.
