AIDS service organizations (ASOs) provide a variety of services to people living with-and affected by-HIV/AIDS. From support groups to case management, ASOs are often a great resource and a lifeline to the people they help. POZ wants to hear about your local ASO and the type of assistance it provides.
Weekly Monthly Every couple of months Yearly Never (skip to question 10)
Less than 1 mile 1-5 miles 6-10 miles 11-20 miles More than 20 miles
Referred by a doctor Referred by a family member/friend Referred by another HIV-positive person Through the Health Services Directory on POZ.com Through another online resource The phone book Other:
Adult education Day care services Dental services Financial assistance Hep C prevention Hep C testing/counseling Hep C treatment education Housing services Mental health counseling HIV case management HIV prevention HIV testing/counseling HIV treatment education Holistic treatments Immigration support Insurance assistance Legal assistance Medical treatment Nutritional assistance Peer/group support Senior programs Substance abuse counseling or treatment Transportation assistance Youth programs Family planning
Adult education Day care services Dental services Financial assistance Hep C prevention Hep C testing/counseling Hep C treatment education Housing services Mental Health counseling HIV case management HIV prevention HIV testing/counseling HIV treatment education Holistic treatments Immigration support Insurance assistance Legal assistance Medical treatment Nutritional assistance Peer/group support Senior programs Substance abuse counseling or treatment Transportation assistance Youth programs Family planning
Yes No Other: (if yes, please specify):
Excellent Good Fair Poor
Yes No
Male Female Transgender Other
Straight Gay/Lesbian Bisexual Other
American Indian or Alaska Native Arab or Middle Eastern Asian Black or African American Hispanic or Latino Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander White Other: (please specify)