APLA - AIDS and HIV prevention, advocacy & service

There are enough people with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles to fill Dodger Stadium.

$20 buys five bags of groceries for those most in need.

$100 gives at-risk youth a week of HIV prevention education.

Your donation, large or small, helps us help our clients. more »


LATEST NEWS
•	APLA Opens New Dental Clinic and Food Pantry in South L.A. »
•	HIV Rates Rising in Gay Men »
•	APLA Lauds Goosby Nomination to Head Global AIDS Effort »

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•	What's Safe [sex] to you? » (pdf)

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APLA to Host Town Hall:
The Twin Epidemics of Homophobia and HIV

On May 13, an expert panel of global and domestic public health leaders will gather to examine the role of anti-gay stigma on HIV infection rates here and abroad for “HIV Matters,” part of APLA’s long-running series of community forums.

The event will precede the May 17 International Day Against Homophobia observance, an annual effort to draw attention to the effects of anti-gay bias worldwide.

A reception begins at 6:15 pm. Panel presentations, followed by a Q & A, will begin at 7:00 pm. more »

Sponsor an AIDS Marathon Runner

	AIDS Marathon runners are now training to cross the finish line in L.A., Maui and at Disneyland. Sponsor a runner today – and change the lives of people living with HIV/AIDS. »
		• Sara Catania's AIDS Marathon blog at LA Observed » • Sponsor a Los Angeles Marathon runner » • Sponsor a Disneyland or Maui Marathon runner »

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Mission Statement
AIDS Project Los Angeles is dedicated to: improving the lives of people affected by HIV disease; reducing the incidence of HIV infection; and advocating for fair and effective HIV-related public policy.

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