St Louis Effort For Aids

Project ARK is a non-profit organization based in St. Louis, MO, dedicated to improving health and reducing healthcare disparities through HIV prevention, care, and support. They offer a range of services including community education and outreach, medical care, mental health support, and perinatal services. With a focus on combating prejudice and encouraging volunteerism, Project ARK provides free HIV testing on a walk-in basis and supports newly diagnosed individuals in taking important steps towards their health. Committed to racial justice, they strive to dismantle institutional racism and injustice to address the root causes of health disparities in the communities they serve.Generated from the website

Project ARK in St. Louis, MO is a comprehensive program that offers a range of prevention, support, and medical services for individuals and families affected by HIV. Their services include case management, mental health support, perinatal services, and medical care, all aimed at improving the well-being and quality of life for those living with HIV. Additionally, they provide community education and outreach programs to raise awareness and promote prevention. One of their notable initiatives is Camp Hope, a free weekend retreat where children living with HIV and their families can enjoy various activities and build lasting bonds without the need to discuss their HIV status.Generated from the website

AIDS Clinical Trials Unit at the Washington University Medical Center conducts clinical research trials for the treatment of HIV/AIDS and its complications. Since 1987, the unit has been a participant in the AIDS Clinical Trials Group, which is funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. AIDS Clinical Trials Unit also offers community outreach, educational and consulting services for health care professionals. It has screened more than 4,000 HIV-infected individuals since its establishment. Over 1,500 volunteers have participated in its educational programs. Incorporated in 1962, the Washington University Medical Center is a medical teaching center that includes the Washington University School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis Children s Hospital, Barnard Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center and the Central Institute for the Deaf. It maintains a presence in St. Louis, and is a part of the Washington University in St. Louis.