Their Mission

-To support and assist persons infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in maintaining a high quality of life through direct assistance, advocacy and education.

-To prevent new HIV infection and promote safer practices through education/prevention activities for local and regional communities.

-To honor the inherent dignity and strength of people living with HIV/AIDS.

-To counteract myths and stereotypes about HIV/AIDS.

-To increase and diversify the network of HIV/AIDS-related service providers in the communities they serve.

-To play an active role in affecting local state and national policies on civil rights, discrimination, HIV/AIDS prevention, education, research, and direct care.