Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation

Ryan White HIV/AIDS System

The Ryan White group brings a variety of knowledge and knowledge to folks managing, or suffering from HIV/AIDS.The group aims to be sensitive and painful, non-judgmental, and supportive of all of the people signed up for this system aside from age, sex, life style, faith or sexual positioning. Protecting privacy is important into the staff, so services are made to preserve privacy of program members.

HIV Protection Solutions

• HIV Guidance & Testing
• OraSure and OraQuick (20 min) confidential HIV testing offered
• Threat Decrease Counseling
• Community Outreach & Knowledge
• HIV Prevention Presentations
• Totally free educational leaflets & condoms offered

Services for people managing HIV/AIDS

• Medical solutions at several
• Locations
• Use of medicines
• Case Control
• Transport
• Referral Services
• Food/nutrition services
• Temporary rent/utilities
• Dental services

To contact your closest Ryan White system in Southwestern Illinois, be sure to contact:
Division of Community Products – East St. Louis, IL (618) 271 – 7313
Mature Care Center – Centreville, IL (618)337 – 8153
Belleville Family Health Center – Belleville, IL (618) 233 – 5480
Mckinley wellness Center – Granite City, IL (618)452 – 3301
Windsor Health Center – East St. Louis, IL (618) 274 – 9105

Ryan White HIV/AIDS plan is created possible through the united states of america Department of Health and Human solutions.

About Ryan White
Ryan White fearlessly fought AIDS-related discrimination and helped teach the country about HIV/AIDS. Ryan White was diagnosed with HELPS at age 13. He along with his mother Jeanne White Ginder fought for his right to attend school, getting international interest as a voice of explanation about HIV/AIDS. On chronilogical age of 18, Ryan White passed away on April 8, 1990, just months before Congress passed the HELPS costs that bears his title – the Ryan White CARE (Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency) Act. The legislation was reauthorized four times since – in 1996, 2000, 2006, and 2009 – and it is now called the Ryan White HIV/AIDS plan. (www.hrsa.gov)

HealthWorks of Southwest Illinois

SIHF may be the lead agency of HealthWorks of Southwest Illinois, a specially designed medical system which acts foster young ones in seven counties: Bond, Clinton, Madison, Monroe, Randolph, St. Clair, and Washington.