Community Links

CACHE is committed to connecting people to health services and health services to people. Here are national and local resources in CACHE emphasis areas. 

HIV/AIDS

Bradley-Reid Corporation: Provides case management services to people living with HIV in Mecklenburg, Gaston, Cabarrus and Union Counties. (704) 333-5686

CAP/AIDS: A program in Mecklenburg County providing in home care to people living with AIDS. Call ATS Health Services (a private program), 704-342-2710 or the Health Department, 704-336-4674. www.atshealthservices.com

The Havens: Housing for people disabled by HIV/AIDS that are free of substance abuse issues. Located on Creighton Avenue in Charlotte, 704-531-6753.

The Regional HIV/AIDS Consortium: Provides funding for a variety of HIV/AIDS related projects and services. Conducts the Workplace Alliance; education on HIV/AIDS in the workplace. (704) 531-2467

R.A.I.N.: RAIN provides prevention education and awareness about HIV and related psychosocial issues of living with HIV/AIDS to faith and community groups, young people and clergy. www.carolinarain.org

Black AIDS Institute: www.blackaids.org 

Metrolina Aids Project: http://www.metrolinaaidsproject.org/index.html

G.O.R.E: Provides case management for people living with HIV/AIDS. (704)549-1953.

House of Mercy, Inc. -- www.thehouseofmercy.org

National Association of People living with AIDS -- www.napwa.org

Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, Family Support & Health Care Program: LSSP aims to improve health care and income support, with a focus on services to HIV-positive populations. (704) 971-2622. www.lssp.org

Purpose and Promise, Inc.: Provides Pre and Post counseling for HIV/AIDS testing and creates individualized risk education action plans. www.purposeandpromise.org

Rasberrirose Foundation, Inc.: Assist in the elimination of the HIV/AIDS infection rate among individuals in the age bracket of 13-24 year olds, by educating, testing and bringing forth the facts of this preventable disease. (704) 712-9046. www.rasberrirose.org

Brother 2 Brother, Inc.: Focus on educating and supporting African-American men infected and at risk of HIV/AIDS. (704) 295-1555. www.brother2brother.org

National “Warmline”: Offering treating clinicians up to the minute HIV clinical and drug information and individualized case consultation. 1-800-933-3413.

AIDSmeds.com: Dedicated to providing people living with HIV the necessary information they need to make empowered treatment decisions. www.AIDSmeds.com

POZ Magazine: Working with photographers, writers, designers and doctors, the magazine chronicles the HIV epidemic, both in the States and overseas. www.poz.com

Quality Homecare Services: A community based agency designed to serve a variety of special clients who are in need of one or more specialized services. From children to the elderly-QHCS- delivers professional services to CAP consumers, HIV/AIDS clients and clients in need of private duty in home aide services. (704) 394-8968. www.myspace.com/4_c_a_cure

Hilltop Comprehensive Care: Committed to supporting and educating persons diagnosed with AIDS or HIV through Case Management services. Case Managers work one-on-one with you and your family to assess, address and monitor needs to ensure the continuity of your care throughout the changing course of treatment for HIV and AIDS. (704) 532-0715. www.hilltopcare.com

Clinics providing treatment for Infectious Disease: Focus on the medications and medical needs of HIV positive people.

Christopher Clinic:

Located on Camden Street in Rock Hill, SC. 803-909-6363.

ID Consultants:

Located 4539 Hedge more Dr., Charlotte, NC 704-331- 9669.

Jemsek Clinic:

Located 16630 Northcross Dr., Huntersville, NC. 704-987-2111.

Myers Park Clinic:

West and South Kings Drive close to CMC, Charlotte, NC. 704-355-3165.


National Minority AIDS Council:
www.nmac.org

Pediatric AIDS Foundation: www.pedaids.org

National Institutes of Health: www.health.nih.gov

CDC - National Prevention Information Network: http://www.cdcnpin.org/

Diabetes

R.E.A.C.H. 2010: www.reach2010charlottenc.org

Diabetes Coalition & Healthy COPS (Childhood Obesity Prevention Staff): www.charmeck.org

Alliance for a Healthier Generation: www.healthiergeneration.org

American Diabetes Association: www.diabetes.org

American Dietetic Association: www.eatright.org

National Institute of Diabetes: www.niddk.nih.gov

Cancer

Women’s Health Program: www.charmek.org/Clinical Services/Women’s Health

Medscape from WebMD: www.medscape.com/womenshealth

National Cancer Institute: www.cancer.gov

American Cancer Society: www.cancer.org 

Cardiovascular Disease

American Heart Association: www.americanheart.org

American Stroke Association: www.strokeassociation.org

Center For Disease Control- Cardiovascular Disease: www.cdc.gov

Fit City Challenge: http://www.fitcitychallenge.org/

National Women’s Health Information Center: www.4women.gov

Sister to Sister Foundation: (704) 442-9964. www.sistertosister.org

Community Health Clinics

Charlotte Volunteers in Medicine Clinic: www.projecthealthshare.com

Charlotte Community Health Clinics: (704) 316-6561

Miscellaneous

Med Assist: (704) 536-9766

United Way: 2-1-1, (866)744-1778

Pfeiffer Institute Community Therapy and Training Clinic - More Info

 


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