AIDSpirit USA is proud to work with other organizations with similar goals, especially in the fight against AIDS. AIDSpirit USA would like to recognize the following organizations:
Always Our Children
Always Our Children is a faith-based group reaching out to gays, lesbians, and their families and friends in compassion and support. The group took its name from the pastoral letter issued by the Catholic Bishops in 1997 titled "Always Our Children."
Always Our Children meets once a month on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at St. Pius Church Gathering Hall on 18th and Broadwater. All are welcome! Please see the AIDSpirit Calendar for upcoming events.
RiverStone Health
RiverStone Health is actively engaged in community health initiatives, issues and concerns. They serve our communities by providing HELP – Health, Education, Leadership and Protection. We combine the strength of government with the power of vision in an entrepreneurial model that transforms how we think of public health. Learn more about RiverStone Health at www.riverstonehealth.org
Yellowstone AIDS Project
The Yellowstone AIDS Project's Mission Statement says that it is a not-for-profit organization committed to increasing HIV/AIDS awareness and providing prevention and client services in Montana. Pleas visit them at their website
Mashiah Foundation
Nigerians afflicted with HIV/AIDS are finding hope in the midst of this devastating disease which is ravaging the continent of Africa. Mashiah Foundation offers hope by sharing the love of Jesus through care and support for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. These women and their children, along with other orphans benefit from this ministry. MF provides medical care, home-based care, school fees for orphans and accommodation for homeless HIV/AIDS widows and orphans, and vocational training. Bezer Home is the center of activity for the ministry where they accommodate widows and orphans. There are generally 30-40 women and children being housed there when they cannot live on their own. Bezer Home also houses the sewing program which was started in 2004. This program has been remarkably empowering as the women have learned to sew and produce beautiful products. The money they earn has enabled them to be self-sufficient, providing for their own housing and even helping others in the process.
Their websites:
www.marybetho.blogspot.com
www.womenofhopecreations.blogspot.com
www.mashiahfoundation.org
