These services are designed to help residents in our community gain the skills and confidence to overcome barriers that stand in the way of stable, healthy and independent lives. Our two housing facilities play a supportive role for formerly homeless individuals and families who have been confronted with the challenges of AIDS and/or mental illness. More than just a home, Rico's Place and Georgia's Place offer residents mental health and substance abuse treatment, case management, employment, educational, and nutritional services so that they have the foundation on which to build a long and productive life. We also provide an array of workshops and outreach services that work to prevent the spread of HIV, and to keep our community healthy.
Georgia's Place - permanent housing and treatment program that brings stability, functioning, and self-sufficiency to formerly homeless individuals.
Rico's Place - temporary supportive housing for families where at least one member is living with AIDS.
Women Helping Women Fight AIDS - a series of education and empowerment workshops led by women who have AIDS or care for loved ones with AIDS.
