World AIDS Day 2020
On December 1, 2020, Our staff, at The Project, will be placing hundreds of red flags outside our office along University Ave, to commemorate World AIDS Day. The flags represent the lives forever changed by HIV. The people we have lost, the people that they have left...
National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day: Roger’s Story
Roger has been living with HIV for more than 28 years. In honor of national HIV/AIDs and Aging Awareness Day, he shared his story with The Project.
Now Offering “At-Home” HIV Testing
Are you social distancing but need to get tested for HIV? At-home HIV tests kits are now available at The Project. There are some eligibility requirements. Please call us to find out.
Guest Blog: “Your Sexual Health – Exploring Options
Dear Sisters and Brothers of all sexuality and genders- I am writing this and you are reading it during this very unusual and extraordinary time. Many of us are sheltering-in-place either alone or with members of our families, extended families or other friends and...
Staying on, stopping, and restarting PrEP
If you’re among the folks who have decided to not have sex for awhile, you might decide to stop taking PrEP, or might be curious about doing so. We’ve developed a quick guide to stopping and restarting PrEP.
COVID-19 Information for Persons Living with HIV in Iowa
The impact of COVID-19 on people with HIV is not known. The purpose of this resource is to answer questions about your health care and how to take care of your health. This is a rapidly evolving situation
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