Primarily education is provided within the faith community. In addition, they offer their services to any group that requests their assistance with education. AIAN has many volunteer opportunities within Common Ground and Faithful Care, and for presenters and special project volunteers. If you decide to stop by, do not be surprised if someone reaches out with a big hug to welcome you. For those who are looking for programs like AIAN outside of the state of Georgia you can call AIAN for other locations or look for Regional AIDS Interfaith Networks in your own area.
Programs extend from Tampa, Florida to Seattle, Washington.
In the next issue of Survival News , part two of this article will go more into a typical day at Common Ground. This article has been provided by AIDS Survival Project .