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
•	NOTE: All APLA sites will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
•	APLA Denounces Unprecedented Plan to Decimate State HIV/AIDS Funding »
•	HIV Rates Rising in Gay Men »
•	L.A. Times Chronicles Effects of State HIV/AIDS Funding Cuts »

CLIENT SERVICES
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•	Get tested for STDs and HIV »
•	The WC is coming!

WAYS TO GIVE
•	Join Collective Effect @ APLA Part of the social scene? Join your peers at high-energy events in our dynamic new donor group. »
•	Volunteer your time in client services or behind the scenes »
•	Donate your car »

Urgent: Take Action Against Devastating Proposed
Cuts to California HIV/AIDS Programs

APLA Executive Director Craig E. Thompson in Hollywood on June 5, addressing a rally to protest the state’s proposed budget cuts for funding HIV/AIDS prevention and care.

California lawmakers are now considering a wide-ranging proposal to eliminate general funding for virtually all of California’s life-saving HIV/AIDS care, treatment and prevention programs from the state's upcoming budget.

More than $80 million in cuts would decimate life-saving HIV prevention work and endanger thousands of low-income Californians who depend on the state for their HIV drug therapy, housing and other vital resources.

Help stop the cuts! Here's an easy way to take action now:

Send a message to the California legislature and the governor via our "In the Loop" Action Alert network now!

Learn more about the cuts »

Sponsor an AIDS Marathon Runner

	AIDS Marathon runners are now training to cross the finish line in 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 Disneyland Marathon runner » • Sponsor a Maui Marathon runner »

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AIDS Project Los Angeles
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Los Angeles, CA 90005
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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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