The Grantees would like to thank everyone attending
Fireball weekend 2005Special thanks to the Hearts Foundation for making it possible Test Postive Aware Network
Program T.R.A.D
(teaching, reaching, advocating, demonstrating, empowering.)The TRADE campaign strives to provide men of color with culturally appropriate information and social support to improve their ability to make educated and informed decisions concerning their sexual practices and ultimately their lives. Contact: Laura Jones Development Associate
l.jones@tpan.com 773-989-9400Chicago House
Program Prevention with Positive InitiativeThe Prevention with Positives Initiative is a project that combined HIV prevention education with traditional care services. Contact: Stan Sloan Chief Executive Officer
ssloan@chicagohouse.org 773-248-520 ext 302AIDS Legal Counsel
Program Immigration Rights Project.The Immigration Rights Project is a project coordinated through AIDS Legal Counsel that provides legal assistance to those immigrants with HIV who have little or no resources for legal assistance. Most of the clients are undocumented and therefore ineligible for jobs, public benefits and other services. Contact: Ricardo Cifuentes , Dir. Of Community Relations Ricardo@aidslegal.com 312-427-8990 Calor/Anixter Center
Program - OutreachThe Outreach program provides support services to Latinos living with HIV/AIDS in Humboldt Park, West Town and Logan Square. Contact: Chris Hawkins-Long, Asst. Dir. Of Development 773-973-7900 Vital Bridges
Program Food nutrition servicesVital Bridges provides support for African American men who have sex with men through their South Side grocery center by providing food nutrition and prevention services. Contact: Mary Carlson 312-948-2789 LCCP
Program Removing the barriersThe Removing the barriers program will help to increase awareness and sensitivity and knowledge of the issues facing LBT individuals through the training of healthcare providers in Chicagoland. Contact: Catherine Jefcoat, Director of Development
cat@lccp.org 773-561-4662Heartland Alliance
Program Housing , healthcare servicesHeartland Alliance provides housing, health care and human services programs to more than 1,600 individuals living with HIV/AIDS in the most vulnerable communities: low income, homeless & people of color. Contact: Sid L Mohn, President 312-660-1301 BEHIV
Program Project IMPACT.The BeHiv program Project IMPACT provides support to persons living with HIV/AIDS and persons at high risk of contracting HIV who struggle with substance abuse. Contact: Milford Eaves, Interim Executive Director,
meaves@behiv.org 847-475-2115 ext. 104
