The Confessions of a Lady

AIDS Alabama is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing essential life-sustaining services to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS across Alabama. They offer free, confidential, and anonymous rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing, as well as prevention education outreach and HIV medication co-pay assistance. With a focus on advocacy and community engagement, AIDS Alabama strives to end the epidemic through their comprehensive healthcare programs and housing assistance for those experiencing homelessness. The Way Station, located in Birmingham, AL, is a specialized facility that caters to the unique needs of young people aged 18 to 24 who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness. It provides emergency crisis stabilization shelter and transitional housing programs for up to two years. AIDS Alabama also plans to offer bilingual mental health services through their Living Well Outpatient Center, aiming to support community members impacted by HIV, including teens, families, and partners.Generated from the website

Based in Birmingham, Ala., City Action Partnership (CAP) patrols streets on bicycles and in vehicles with rotating green lights. The organization works with law enforcement, businesses and government. It also acts as ambassadors of the downtown giving directions and helping stranded motorist. CAP offers a wide range of services, such as street security patrol, graffiti removal, security escorts and outside supplemental cleanup. The organization assists stranded motorists with their dead batteries, gas, lockout and flat tire.

American Red Cross in Birmingham, AL is a humanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief, and education to communities in need. They offer a range of services including blood drives, disaster response, health and safety training, and support for military families.Generated from their business information