Triad Health Project
Triad Health Project
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More about this organization
Mission
We provide emotional and practical support to individuals living with HIV/AIDS and their loved ones, and engage at risk people through HIV testing and prevention education.
About
Client services - services provide practical and emotional support to help clients manage their HIV disease, including case management, support groups, food pantry and meals, transportation and alternative therapies. 530 clients served with 6,314 units of case management, 8,553 client contacts, and $39,087 of direct financial assistance. Of the 530 clients served, 55 received only the day center's programs. The day center's programs provided 209 group support sessions to 1,885 duplicated individuals. There were 1,423 duplicated individuals who participated in additional therapeutic and recreational activities. There were 6,650 meals served to clients at the day center.
