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Clinical Management
Clinical Management
"We are diverse people living with HIV, united to promote self-empowerment and enhanced quality of life for HIV-affected individuals through advocacy, education, peer support, and treatment activism."
About AIDS Survival Project
139 Ralph McGill Boulevard, Suite 201
Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 874-7926; Toll free: (877) AIDS-444; TTY: (404) 524-0464.
Peer Counseling: Monday - Friday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Office Hours: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm, Monday - Wednesday, and 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Thursday and Friday.
E-mail: info@aidssurvivalproject.org, Web: www.aidssurvivalproject.org
As a membership organization comprised of HIV positive individuals and concerned friends, AIDS Survival Project plays an important role in the epidemic. Our purpose is to provide those of us affected by HIV disease with the information and the support we need to make well informed choices about our lives. This unique focus insures a passionate and committed response to the diverse and changing needs of people with HIV/AIDS, because their voices are our voices. The following free programs are available to our members and the community at large.
AIDS Survival Project supports Unique Identifiers as a means of HIV surveillance.
Treatment Resource Center
The Resource Center is open Monday - Wednesday 10 AM until 8 PM, and Thursday & Friday 10AM - 5PM.
Knowledge Is Power
The Treatment Resource Center maintains extensive reference materials covering the entire scope of HIV disease. Major topics include medications, nutrition, complementary therapies, opportunistic infections and issues concerning special populations, including a section on Women and HIV and a section of resources en espaņol. Internet access is available free of charge. Our full-time Treatment Resource Specialist and volunteers are available to assist you in finding what you need. You are welcome to copy whatever information you find helpful.Over 250 files are maintained with the most current information available: articles from the medical journals, newspapers and magazines, as well as updates from the CDC and a wide range of research organizations. The information is filed alphabetically by subject matter and a general index list of all subjects on which we have information. The index is cross-referenced and updated regularly and frequently. Materials are filed in reverse chronological order so that the most recent information is in the front of the binder.
Treatment Files
Information on all forms of therapy for HIV/AIDS, both standard and alternative. There are individual files for the most important therapies used in fighting the virus, including treatments used in Europe. In fact, alternative therapies are so often requested that these files make up more than 15 volumes of information. There is a "Summary Of Alternative Therapies" section with its own index.
Opportunistic Infections Files
Material on the latest therapies in the treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS specific infections.
Social Issues Files
Articles on social, political and economic issues related to HIV/AIDS, as well as information on methods of more positive living. Topic include legal issues such as employment, discrimination and the Americans with Disabilities Act and other issues for special populations.
Publications
AIDS Survival Project subscribes to a number of periodicals and newsletters related to HIV/AIDS which are available for use at the Resource Center. These include BETA, AIDS Treatment News, GMHC Treatment Issues, Project Inform Perspective -- to name a few. All current and past issues are on file for your use.
Check It Out!!
We have a comprehensive library of materials that can be checked out:- Videotapes: We have more than 50 videotapes about various topics related to HIV/AIDS, including recent forums and television broadcasts.
- Pamphlets & Brochures: Many organizations, businesses and professionals have provided the Center with materials about services, products and agencies available to persons living with HIV/AIDS. All pamphlets and brochures are free of charge.
Please write us or call for more information.
How to Reach AIDS Survival Project
139 Ralph McGill Boulevard, Suite 201
Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 874-7926; Toll free: (877) AIDS-444; TTY: (404) 524-0464.
Peer Counseling: Monday - Friday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Office Hours: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm, Monday - Wednesday, and 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Thursday and Friday.
E-mail: info@aidssurvivalproject.org, Web: www.aidssurvivalproject.org
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