This year, low-income people with HIV are more isolated, more stressed, and more at risk. Help us provide nourishing meals so our neighbors in need won’t go hungry this holiday season.

Updated schedule (August 25)

We are monitoring this rapidly evolving situation. Here is the latest information on the coronavirus and its impact on our services along with the best ways to protect yourself and special considerations for people living with HIV.

Actualización del Coronavirus

APLA Health is constructing its newest federally qualified health center on the campus of Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science across from Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital.

The first-ever all-digital AIDS Walk Los Angeles has ended, with hundreds of individual and team fundraisers, community partners, and sponsors collectively raising $974,058 on behalf of AIDS service organizations in Los Angeles County.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), announced APLA Health has received four Quality Improvement Awards for its work as a federally qualified health center in 2020. Learn more about what that means through our press release.

HRC’s Health Equality Index is the national LGBTQ benchmarking tool that evaluates healthcare facilities’ policies and practices related to the equity and inclusion of their LGBTQ patients, visitors and employees.

For the first time in 30 years, Project Angel Food and APLA Health are expanding their longtime partnership to include a new distribution site for food insecure people living with HIV/AIDS.

We understand the anger, sadness and frustration that our community is feeling right now. We continue to look at ways to support the Black Lives Matter movement and our commitment to becoming a vocally anti-racist organization.

We track the issues and legislation that impact our community. In the latest update:

• Stimulus payments and SSI
• Impact of COVID-19 on Ending the Epidemics, and
• Information for renters

If you have been impacted by COVID-19, we are here to help with enrolling into CalFresh, a program that helps you purchase food at participating supermarkets, restaurants, and farmers markets. Contact a benefits specialist today!

Fentanyl has quickly become the most common drug involved in overdose deaths in the United States. Learn how to keep yourself safe by visiting our Fentanyl page now.

APLA Health’s Healthy Him programs are here to help young men of color from 18-29 years old. You’ll learn the skills to strengthen your decision-making abilities and live a better life. Check out their page for more info on how to get involved and links to their social media!