Greater Philadelphia Resource Guide AIDS Education Month 2017 Contents: Index……………………………………………………………………………………………………………i-xiv A-Z Listing of Resources in Greater Philadelphia……………………………………………………….……1-103 HIV Clinic Guide….. ………………………………………………………………………….……Blue Pages 1-22 Dental Clinic Guide……………………………………………………………………….………Blue Pages 22-27 HIV and Hepatitis C Testing Guides……………………………………..……………………………Yellow Pages The Resource Guide is available at the AIDS Library at 1233 Locust Street on the 2nd Floor and online at aidslibrary.org Want your organization listed? WE WANT TO KNOW! We welcome corrections and additions to the Resource Guide on an ongoing basis. Use this page to submit new information. Any information you provide will be posted on our website. Fax or mail this form to the address at the bottom of the sheet. Thank you! Organization Name: ____________________________________________________________ Full address: _____________________________________________________________________ Phone number: ____________________________ Fax: __________________________________ Alternate, hotline, or TTY number: ___________________________________________________ Website: ________________________________________________________________________ Email address: ___________________________________________________________________ Description of services: ___________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ Contact person’s name: ___________________________________________________________ Notes: Is this organization: Return to the AIDS Library An HIV testing site? Yes No 1233 Locust Street, 2nd floor An HIV specialty clinic? Yes No Philadelphia, PA, 19107 A dental service? Yes No Phone: 215-344-1641 A housing service? Yes No Fax: 215-985-4492 A hepatitis c resource? Yes No Production Notes 2017 marks the 28th year that The Greater Philadelphia Resource Guide has been produced. I am honored to be part of the legacy of the resource guide, starting with the fierce activist Kiyoshi Kuromiya. The Resource Guide first emerged in November 1989 as a listing of 83 agencies. Since then, the Resource Guide has grown to over 700 organizations thanks to the incredible work of those who have compiled this listing in the past. In past years, the title of this book was The Greater Philadelphia AIDS Resource Guide. This year the name has changed because many of the resources listed in this guide can be accessed by anyone, regardless of their HIV status. This guide is not exclusively for people living with HIV/AIDS but instead a resource for those in search of services in the Greater Philadelphia area. The Resource Guide still includes information specific to those living with HIV/AIDS. A listing of programs for people living with HIV can be found in the index, the HIV Clinic Guide can be found on the blue pages, and the HIV Testing Guide in the yellow pages. This year we have added the Hepatitis C Testing Guide and Dental Clinic Guide. The Faith Guide is now a separate publication, a collaboration between Philadelphia FIGHT’s AIDS Library and Office of Faith Initiatives. The organizations listed in this guide came to us over the years from partner organizations and referrals through our network of clients, volunteers, and staff. Each year we seek out new organizations to include in the guide. Because of the constant growing and shifting of the organizations in this guide, it is vital to update the information each year. We encourage individuals and organizations to contact us with feedback, corrections, and updates on an ongoing basis. If there is an organization that you feel belongs in the guide but is not listed, please suggest it and we will follow up with them. If you find errors, please fill out the “We Want to Know” form and send it our way. If you have questions about the resources listed in the following pages or if you do not find what you are looking for, please contact the AIDS Library, and we will do our best to support you in finding that resource. Please visit our website for a mobile friendly, searchable version of the Resource Guide: www.aidslibrary.org. In addition to The Greater Philadelphia Resource Guide, FIGHT publishes the Philadelphia Housing Guide, Reentry Planning Manual, and Faith Guide every June. These guides are free and can be accessed at the AIDS Library or online. Support from the staff of Philadelphia FIGHT was vital in the production of the Resource Guide. I want to thank: Chip Alfred, Graham Beckley, Nick Bergeron, Nikki Bromberg, Bella Brooks, Kyle Chvasta, Calenthia Dowdy, Eddie Davis, Lester Faison, Allie Fraser, Lorin Jackson, Santo Guerrera, Lora Magaldi, Marcella Mays, Amber McNear, Alyssa Richman, Maria Santiago, Jane Shull, Darspreet Sidhu, Sarah Smith, Kenneth Sutton, Emily Thompson, Chantelle Todman Moore, Stacey Trooskin, Samantha Webster, Jennifer Wright, Juliet Fink Yates, and Hannah Zellman. My apologies if I have excluded anyone. As the above list should make clear, this book is truly a community effort. Lucy Gleysteen, Editor Index Abuse and Violence Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline ..................................... 18 Homeless Advocacy Project ........................................................... 43 ChildLine and Abuse Registry Intake Hotline ............................ 18 HotPot .................................................................................................. 44 Children and Youth Services of Delaware County ................... 18 Human Rights Coalition ................................................................... 45 Congreso de Latinos Unidos ......................................................... 23 IRMA ..................................................................................................... 48 Covenant House ............................................................................... 26 Lambda Legal ..................................................................................... 52 Crisis Residence ................................................................................ 27 Latino Commission on AIDS .......................................................... 52 Crisis Response Centers ................................................................ 27 Leeway Foundation ........................................................................... 51 Department of Behavioral Health ................................................ 29 Maternity Care Coalition ................................................................ 55 Good Shepherd Mediation Project .............................................. 38 Media Mobilizing Project (MMP) .................................................... 56 Joseph J. Peters Institute (JJPI) ........................................................ 50 Mothers in Charge ............................................................................ 59 Juvenile Law Center ......................................................................... 50 NATAP.................................................................................................. 60 Lutheran Settlement ........................................................................ 54 National AIDS Housing Coalition .................................................. 60 Menergy ............................................................................................... 56 National6 Alliance to End Homelessness ...................................... 60 Mobile Crises Unit ........................................................................... 58 National Center for HIV/AIDS ...................................................... 61 Mothers in Charge............................................................................ 59 Philadelphia Student Union (PSU) ................................................. 78 Nat. Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women ...... 61 Positive Women's Network - USA (PWN-USA) ....................... 81 National Domestic Violence Hotline ........................................... 61 Prevention Point Philadelphia ......................................................... 81 National Runaway Safeline .............................................................. 63 Project Inform .................................................................................... 82 Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence .................. 71 Project SAFE ....................................................................................... 83 People’s Emergency Center ........................................................... 72 Reconstruction, Inc. .......................................................................... 84 Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline ..................................... 74 Tenant Union Representative Network ....................................... 95 Philadelphia Legal Assistance .......................................................... 77 Transgender Legal Defense ............................................................. 96 Planned Parenthood ......................................................................... 80 Treatment Action Group (TAG) .................................................... 97 Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) ............. 83 Urban Affairs Coalition ...................................................................