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to raise public awareness and advocate for the dignity and rights of those infected with HIV/AIDS.to stimulate and collaborate with religious and other communities of care to build networks for education and support.Founded by the North Indiana Conference of the United Methodist Church in 1989, AM/AA has emerged as one of the state's leading AIDS Service Organizations ( ASO's ). Recognizing the link between people's health and quality of life, the first staff and volunteers set out to assist those facing HIV/AIDS. As the initial belief that a cure was coming soon passed quickly, education about HIV and its prevention came to the forefront of the agency's goals while it remains committed to those facing HIV.AM/AA provides the tools to help concerned individuals practice prevention in everything they do. AM/AA educates the community and works with them to find effective, common sense solutions to preventing HIV and assisting those who have HIV.

The Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend warmly welcomes both returning Catholics and newcomers interested in exploring the faith. Through inclusive programs and community events, they strive to engage with individuals and provide spiritual resources for the local community. Under the leadership of Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, the diocese is committed to upholding values of service and faith, highlighting various celebrations, news, and petitions that encourage parish engagement. Their mission includes supporting the faithful through programs related to marriage annulment, victim assistance, and a commitment to protecting youth through safe environment policies. Generated from the website