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  • AHCI: Asian Health Coalition of Illinois
    AHCI is a grassroots organization, created by community members and health care providers in December 1996. AHCI received non-profit 501(c)(3) status in 1998. Today, the coalition is composed of a diverse array of community-based organizations, health care providers, and public health officials.Our mission is to improve the health and well being of all Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPIs) in Illinois through the development of an AAPI health agenda.
  • APIAHF: Asian Pacific Islander American Health Forum
    The Health Forum is a national advocacy organization dedicated to promoting policy, program, and research efforts to improve the health and well-being of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities. Founded in 1986, the Health Forum approaches activities with the philosophy of coalition-building and developing capacity within local AAPI communities. We advocate on health issues of significance to AAPI communities, conduct community-based technical assistance and training, provide health and U.S. Census data analysis and information dissemination, and convene regional and national conferences on AAPI health.
  • APICHA: Asian Pacific Islander Coalition for HIV/AIDS
    APICHA's mission is to combat AIDS-related dicrimination and to support, empower, and enhance the quality of life of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the New York City area - particularly community members living with AIDS and HIV infection - through client services, education, training and technical assistance, community organizing, coalition building, policy analysis, and research.
  • APIWC: Asian Pacific Islander Wellness Center
    Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center (A&PI Wellness Center) educates, supports, empowers, and advocates for Asian and Pacific Islander (A&PI) communities, particularly A&PIs living with or at-risk for HIV/AIDS. Founded in 1987 as a grassroots response to the HIV/AIDS crisis in communities of color, it is the oldest nonprofit organization in North America targeting A&PI communities around sexual health and HIV/AIDS services. A&PI Wellness Center is based in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, provides services regionally, statewide, and nationally, and maintains linkages with non-governmental organizations throughout Asia and the Pacific.
  • ASIAC: AIDS Services in Asian Communities
    AIDS Services In Asian Communities (ASIAC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing culturally sensitive and language appropriate HIV-related services to Asians and Pacific Islanders and their partners, friends, family members, and service providers in the Philadelphia area.
  • FTFA: Filipino Task Force on AIDS
    The Filipino Task Force on AIDS is dedicated and committed to bring to an end the increasing risk of HIV and AIDS in the Filipino community.
    The Filipino Task Force on AIDS (FTFA) was established in 1988 as a non-profit agency that offers an array of HIV/AIDS-related services to the Filipino and larger Asian-Pacific Islander (API) community of San Francisco. FTFA filled a unique niche in San Francisco at the time, targeting HIV prevention interventions among the city's gay, bisexual, and transgender Filipino population, which had been historically underserved population. Since its inception, FTFA has provided direct HIV prevention services to Filipinos in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area through community events, support groups, workshop, and client care, as well as to countless others through newspaper article and Public Service Announcements in Filipino television. FTFA offers a comprehensive range of community-based HIV-related services for clients, including case management, prevention outreach, drop-in counseling, and speakers' bureaus.
  • MAP for Health: Massachusetts and Pacific Islanders for Health
    MAP for Health is a non-profit organization that promotes health, HIV and sexuality awareness, and access to care in Massachusetts Asian, South Asian and Pacific Islander communities through education, advocacy and technical assistance.
  • Malama Pono - Kaua'i, Hawaii
    Malama Pono is the HIV service agency of Kaua'i, and is dedicated to the emotional, mental, physical and spiritual needs of their clients, their families and loved ones.
  • Life Foundation - Hawaii
    Website undergoing renovations – check back soon!
  • United AIDS Project
    United AIDS Project is a youth-led initiative that strives to reach out, educate and empower marginalized HIV+ youth and allies to combat HIV/AIDS stigma within our communities, particularly addressing the negative impacts racism, sexism, homo- and transphobia and classism have on our communities.