HIV/AIDS Core Service
HIV/AIDS Hotline (Bilingual)
1-877-TO-LIAAC (outside Nassau/Suffolk)
or 631-385-AIDS (within Nassau/Suffolk)
The LIAAC Hotline is nationally renowned as one of the longest running suburban models. Not only is our hotline a primary referral source for infected and affected Long Islanders looking for AIDS-related services, it is often the first place teens and adults turn to for confidential HIV education.
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Case Management
Case Management Services is a multi-step process used to ensure timely access to and coordination of medical and psychosocial support services. LIAAC provides case management, crisis intervention and support to HIV+ individuals, those at high risk for HIV infection and their families living on Long Island.
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Support Groups
LIAAC offers a variety of groups to support people living with HIV infection.
Support Groups for People Living with HIV/AIDS
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Nutrition for Life
The Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC) provides the following three food/meal components: home delivered meals, grocery/food pantry bags, and food vouchers. Clients on the home-delivered meals component will be provided with a minimum of 20 frozen meals. Each meal is inclusive of the frozen meal, juices, snacks, and frozen or fresh fruit each month.
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Pantry on Wheels
Providing on the spot services to reduce and prevent hunger on Long Island.
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Prevention Education
The Prevention Education Department educates communities on Long Island about HIV and AIDS and offers specialized training for professionals who work with this disease.
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HIV Counseling, Testing and Referral (CTR) Services
LIAAC's mobile outreach program provides HIV Counseling, Testing, and Referral (CTR) services to Long Island's underserved communities targeting high-risk individuals such as, substance users, Injection Drug Users (IDUs), Men who have Sex with Men (MSM), persons who exchange sex for money/drugs, persons who have unprotected sex with people who are at high risk (or with multiple sex partners), and/or persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) regardless of race or ethnicity.
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Mobile Outreach
The hallmark of LIAAC's integrated mobile service program is: using traveling service centers proactive wheeled approach (vans/r.v.'s and trained mobile staff) to overcome barriers and literally bring an array of core services to disadvantaged clients "on their own turf," in culturally and linguistically sensitive ways.
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IGetCare®
IGetCare® is designed to link HIV-positive Long Islanders with health care and other community resources. Whether newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS or a long term survivor, getting regular medical care is an important part of monitoring and maintaining health.
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HIRE
Formerly incarcerated individuals returning to Long Island from Federal and State Correctional Facilities face multiple challenges in their attempt to reestablish themselves as productive members of society.
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To access these and other LIAAC services, please call the LIAAC Hotline - 1-877-TO-LIAAC
For more information, please contact our hotline at 1.877.TO.LIAAC
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