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Christianity

  • The Ark of Refuge
    Provides training and outreach to church leaders in African-American communities in the San Francisco Bay Area and Western United States. Also provides services to community members affected by HIV.
  • The Balm in Gilead
    Operates an HIV/AIDS technical assistance center designed specifically to serve churches as well as public agencies and community-based organizations that wish to work with churches on AIDS issues as they relate to the African-American, African, and Caribbean communities.
  • The Black Church and HIV/AIDS
    Web page with links news, features, church statements, and worship resources related to African Americans, the church, and HIV/AIDS. Page hosted by the United Methodist Church.
  • Dignity/USA
    Dignity/USA's National AIDS Project works with national AIDS organizations to both add a GLBT Catholic perspective and to provide information to local chapters.
  • National Catholic AIDS Network
    Devoted to helping the Church respond in an informed and compassionate manner to the challenges presented by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Website includes numerous resources, however organization closed its offices in 2007.
  • National Episcopal AIDS Coalition
    Educates Episcopalians about HIV/AIDS issues, advocates for the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of all people infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
  • Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches
    Addressing the spiritual needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered community around the world. Includes a global AIDS ministry.

Islam

  • Al-Fatiha Foundation
    Dedicated to Muslims who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, questioning, those exploring their sexual orientation or gender identity, and their allies, families and friends. Works with HIV/AIDS organizations in various cities to include concerns of Muslims who are gay, bisexual or MSM, to ensure that an Islamic approach to the HIV/AIDS epidemic is incorporated in the wider HIV/AIDS movement.

Judaism