#Housing Works

HousingWorksHistory.com documents the story of “how AIDS activists became real estate developers.”

The End AIDS NY 2020 Community Coalition releases a consensus statement on HIV viral load suppression.

Legacee Kares provides young people on the streets in New York City with resources and services, including access to PrEP.

Launched by Housing Works, The Undetectables HIV program expands to seven more health centers.

Grantees serve critical populations: homeless, LGBT, youth, African-American, incarcerated people and more.

Started by 19 groups from around the country, Act Now marks “an exciting and historic development.”

HIV/AIDS activist Theodore Kerr details the unfortunate consequences for LGBT people, sex workers and drug users.

The CEO of Housing Works, an organization fighting homelessness and AIDS, reflects on the impact of racism on society from violence to HIV.

Why LGBT people, sex workers and injection drug users must be part of the discussion on ending AIDS.

“HIV wonk” Hillary says: “We do have the tools to end this epidemic once and for all.”

But Bernie updates his platform to include ending the HIV epidemic. Meanwhile, Clinton will meet with AIDS activists May 12.

Activists occupy the New York Capitol to ensure the state budget includes $70 million to end AIDS by 2020.

POZ's fall cover story 'Suppression Superheroes' (September 2015) featured a new program at New York City's Housing Works.

A super new program at New York City's Housing Works helps participants get and keep their viral loads undetectable with incentives and withou...

Overcoming related health problems is more than enough of a battle, let alone the stigma and discrimination that often surface.