Living Room wants to hear from you! Come meet Living Room's new leadership. This is an excellent opportunity to sound off about necessary improvements, services, and to ask questions.
It's not too late to make a difference today! Stop by any Atlanta area Chipotle today and show the cashier this post for a portion of the profits to assist us in our mission to end homelessness for those living with HIV!
In the words of one of his favorite change agents, Bayard Rustin - “We need in every bay and community, a group of angelic troublemakers.”
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We’re proud of our Executive Director, Jerome Brooks, and welcome you to join us as he is honored as a LGBTQ Community Game Changer by the Atlanta City Council!
Looking for an easy way to make a real difference in our community? Come in to any Atlanta are Chipotle on Thursday, June 20th from 10:45AM to 11:00PM, show this post or tell the cashier you are supporting Living Room and 33% of the proceeds will be donated to Living Room!
Joel Rosenstock of @AbsoluteCAREMed commemorates HIV Long-Term Survivors Day with reflections on the stigma and courage he's witnessed during nearly 40 years of being on the frontlines of fighting HIV. #empowered2thrive
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With the help of Portland Street Roots and Atlanta Youth Count, we have created a pocket sized resource guide for the homeless population. You should be seeing the guides around the city in around two weeks! https://t.co/TIQnxknQBd
Homeless people with HIV who are provided with rapid rehousing and intensive, tailored case management are placed in stable housing more quickly and are twice as likely to be virally suppressed. https://t.co/De1ZR4GOsS
Black women continue to be diagnosed with HIV at disproportionately high rates relative to white and Hispanic/Latina women, according to a report released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. https://t.co/1WQGtgFjYv
“The face of HIV/AIDS is really reflective of Atlanta in so many ways.... So much of it is about addressing stigma and the education piece.” https://t.co/o6B3OQMsGp
For a number of reasons, our Southern and developed metropolis has been afflicted with this disease — reasons such as social issues like homelessness and unemployment, as well as the discrimination and stigma that just can’t seem to be tackled.
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While HIV/AIDS has mostly faded from the headlines, the disease is still infecting millions. In the United States, about 1.1 million people age 13 and older are living with HIV https://t.co/gEjvPaqiS1
A groundbreaking new HIV study has found that there is “effectively zero” chance for people receiving antiretroviral treatment to spread the virus that causes AIDS, which is still linked to around 1 million deaths globally every year. https://t.co/gcyNX8D9zB
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a package of healthcare bills into law, including one that creates a pilot program to provide PrEP to people at high risk of contracting HIV. https://t.co/Srff5ZRvMJ