Research and Training programs at AIDS Project Los Angeles are designed to assist other community based organizations build capacity for and evaluate their HIV/AIDS programs to ensure the best quality of services for their clients.

Current programs are:

Acción Mutua/Shared Action

Acción Mutua/Shared Action is designed to help AIDS service organizations in the western United States build and refine their prevention programs for Latinos/as.

Community-Based Research

The Community-Based Research (CBR) unit at AIDS Project Los Angeles provides culturally, linguistically and gender-appropriate research designed to improve services to people, communities and institutions affected by HIV/AIDS. The program also serves as a resource to other organizations conducting community-based research.

Peer Support Training Program

APLA’s Peer Support Training Program provides technical assistance to Los Angeles community based organizations that offer peer support services that complement traditional care services for people living with HIV/AIDS.

Prevention with Positives

APLA’s Prevention with Positives (PwP) program develops and supports strategies to reduce transmission risk among people living with HIV/AIDS and offers prevention resources to the uninfected. The program also provides access to information and resources for curriculum and evaluation development, PwP trainings and information on promising prevention strategies.

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