Aids Taskforce of Greater Cleveland, Inc

The AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland, established in 1983, is the oldest and largest AIDS Service Organization (ASO) in Ohio, providing comprehensive social and medical services to nearly 1,000 clients living with HIV and prevention services to over 25,000 individuals at high risk of acquiring the virus. With a compassionate and collaborative approach, the organization aims to address the needs of those infected, affected, and at risk of HIV/AIDS in the Greater Cleveland region. As a leader in prevention, education, supportive services, and advocacy, the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland strives to reduce the impact of this highly preventable and now effectively treatable public health issue. With the launch of their new website, the organization aims to connect, inform, and engage individuals from all walks of life, particularly those most impacted by the epidemic, in order to create a future free from stigma and disparities in healthcare and treatment, and to empower Greater Clevelanders to live their healthiest lives possible.Generated from the website

United Way of Greater Cleveland is a nonprofit organization that specializes in providing health and human services. The organization raises and allocates funds to support the programs of more than 130 agencies throughout Cuyahoga and Geauga counties in Ohio. It specializes in educational, health care and medical assistance services. It provides food, shelter and financial assistance to low-income families. United Way of Greater Cleveland offers after-school and general academic and early childhood education programs. The organization also provides speech, language, hearing, occupational and physical therapies to children and adults with developmental disabilities. In addition, it organizes several educational and social events. United Way of Greater Cleveland conducts job training sessions for youths and adults. The organization is headquartered in Cleveland.