Volunteers make a one-year commitment to be available for companionship, help with bureaucratic hassles, household chores, transportation, and other needs that may come up. As you get to know your buddy, he or she can act as your main liaison with BCAP and its services. There are separate groups for people with HIV and for their partners, family or friends. All groups are facilitated by trained therapists or social workers. The Market offers dairy, meat, canned goods, dry goods and frozen foods.
Gift certificates are also available through the case managers.
Please let us know if there are any items you would like to see in the Market on a regular basis. Pro Bono Professional Services BCAP can refer you to Boulder professionals who are sensitive to HIV-related issues and can offer services for a reduced fee or for no fee at all. Financial Assistance Financial grants are available to clients with symptomatic infection who have urgent needs that their regular income cannot cover. You can potentially receive money to help pay for things such as doctor's bills, medication, complementary therapies, rent, car repair, furnishings, or family visits. Spiritual Counseling Counselors from a wide range of traditions can help you address issues of faith, religious upbringing, inspiration, and spiritual community.