National Web Sites

Regional Web Sites

International Web Sites

National Web Sites

HRSA and HRSA-Affiliated Web Sites

• Health Resources and Services Administration Home Page–Home page of the Health Resources and Services Administration.
• Health Resources and Services Administration - Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS)–Information about and from the HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau Special Projects of National Significance.
• HRSA/HAB/SPNS Centro de Evaluacion–Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center for the U.S./Mexico Border Initiative at the University of Oklahoma.
• HRSA/HAB/SPNS American Indian/Alaska Native Technical Assistance Center–Technical Assistance Center for the National American Indian/Alaska Native HIV/AIDS Technical Assistance Center at the University of Oklahoma School of Social Work.
• HRSA/HAB/SPNS Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center–Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center for Adherence to HIV/AIDS Medications at the New York Academy of Medicine.

Key Technical References

• 1993 CDC Definitions of AIDS and Surveillance Levels

Other National Web Sites

• CDC HIV/AIDS Surveillance Slide Sets–Current data on HIV/AIDS. 
• AEGIS–The AIDS Education Global Information System boasts a huge HIV knowledgebase and is fully indexed and searchable. In addition, AEGIS provides the latest information on HIV treatment and research. 
• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality–AHRQ, a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is the lead agency charged with supporting research designed to improve the quality of health care, reduce its costs, and broaden access to essential services.
• AIDS Healthcare Foundation–The AHF website includes information on the organization, HIV/AIDS studies, and local Los Angeles issues.
• AIDS: Official Journal of the International AIDS Society–To receive online information from AIDS, a journal publishing original research papers.
• AIDS Research Information Center (ARIC)–Translates complex medical jargon into easy-to-understand information.
• AIDSInfo–A service of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, this site provides federally approved information about HIV/AIDS treatment guidelines, drugs, vaccines, and clinical trials. AIDSInfo combines the former HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service (ACTIS) and the HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service (ATIS).
• Alcoholics Anonymous–Organization that provides information and self help for issues related to alcohol abuse.
• American College of Physicians: Annals of Internal Medicine–ACP's online articles from their "Annals of Internal Medicine" published twice monthly.
• American Diabetes Association–The American Diabetes Association is the nation's leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes research, information and advocacy. The mission of the organization is to prevent and cure diabetes, and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.
• American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmFAR)–AmFAR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to support of AIDS research, prevention education, and public policy development.
• American Medical News–Weekly publication covering professional, social, economic and policy issues in medicine.
• American Psychiatric Association–National specialty society whose members specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional illnesses and substance use disorders.
• American Psychiatric Association AIDS Program Overview–The AIDS Program Office offers education and training, resources, information, policies, and a network of clinical expertise on the mental health dimensions of HIV/AIDS.
• American Psychological Association Office on AIDS–Organization that provides information, training, and technical assistance on a variety of HIV/AIDS related issues.
• American Public Health Association–Home page of the American Public Health Association, the oldest and largest organization of public health professionals in the world.
• Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum–The APIAHF is a national advocacy organization dedicated to promoting policy, program and research efforts for the improvement of health status of all Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
• Association of State and Territorial Health Officials–Non-profit organization that represents the public health agencies of the U.S. States and Territories.
• The California Wellness Foundation–Information about the independent, private grantmaker in California.
• CDC Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention–CDC's HIV mission is to prevent HIV infection and reduce the incidence of HIV-related illness and death, in collaboration with community, state, national, and international partners.
• CDC HIV/AIDS Funding Opportunities–Information about CDC funding opportunities.
• CDC Home Page–Information from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
• CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report–The data in the weekly MMWR are provisional, based on weekly reports to CDC by state health departments.
• CDC Mailing List Subscriptions–Subscribe to the CDC mailing list.
• CDC National Prevention Information Network–A service of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
• CDC National Center for HIV, STD & TB Prevention–MMWRs by Subject (1981 - Present)
• CDC National Center for HIV, STD & TB Prevention–Publication list and most recent MMWRs.
• The Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS)–CAPS at the University of California San Francisco maintains a focus on prevention of HIV disease, using the expertise of multiple disciplines, and an applied and community-based perspective within a university setting.
• Center for Community Health, Education, and Research–CCHER is a Boston-based health and social services agency serving the city's large immigrant Haitian community.
• Center for Education and Drug Abuse Research (CEDAR)–Consortium between University of Pittsburgh and St. Francis Medical Center.
• The Center for Health Care Strategies, Inc.–The Center serves as the national program office for The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Medicaid Managed Care Program.
• The Child Abuse and Neglect Database Instrument System (CANDIS)–Information on numerous standardized assessment instruments used in child abuse and neglect research.
• Community Toolbox--Community Toolbox's mission is to promote community health and development by connecting people, ideas, and resources
• Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS)–An email discussion forum to air problems, opinions, arguments, and advice on in-use packages.
• Critical Path AIDS Project–AIDS treatment and research information from the point of view of persons with AIDS and AIDS treatment activists.
• Deja News–An internet discussion forum (e.g. search for qualitative software).
• Department of Health Services (DHS)–Los Angeles County - Department of Health Services' home page.
• Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (DATOS)–Home page for NIDA's third national evaluation of treatment effectiveness.
• Fed World–The National Technical Services Information Network.
• François-Xavier Bagnoud Center–The François-Xavier Bagnoud Center (FXB) at UMDNJ is an internationally recognized model for the care of mother to child transmitted HIV disease. The program's mission is to deliver care that is community-based, child-centered, family-focused, comprehensive and coordinated.
• HandsNet–HandsNet is a national, non-profit organization that promotes information sharing, cross-sector collaboration, and advocacy among individuals and organizations working on a broad range of public interest issues.
• Harvard AIDS Institute–Newsletter by the Harvard AIDS Institute.
• Health Care Financing Administration–HCFA's links to Public Use Files (PUF's) maintained by HCFA. These files contain procedure and diagnosis code files, reports on the costs of various kinds of medical care, and various medical databases.
• Health Care Financing Administration–"Pregnancy and HIV: What Women and Doctors Need to Know"
• Health Care for the Homeless Information Resource Center–The Health Care for the Homeless Information Resource Center offers front-line providers and program staff easy access to the most current research and information about clinical practices, funding opportunities, and legislative initiatives that impact their work.
• Health gate–Provides information about illnesses, tests, drugs, other health related issues, and access to various biomedical databases including MEDLINE.
• Healthlinks.net–Directory of over four hundred healthcare companies, groups, and organizations.
• Healthy People 2010–Healthy People is a national health promotion and disease prevention initiative that brings together national, State, and local government agencies; nonprofit, voluntary, and professional organizations; businesses; communities; and individuals to improve the health of all Americans, eliminate disparities in health, and improve years and quality of healthy life.
• HIV InSite–A comprehensive source of HIV clinical research and practice, prevention and social policy issues from the University of California San Francisco AIDS Research Institute.
• HIV Positive–Comprehensive source on HIV-related information, resources, and assistance.
• The HIV/AIDS Search Engine–A tool for searching the internet for updated news on medications, treatments and vaccines.
• HIVDENT–Features an expansive photo gallery depicting the oral manifestations of HIV disease, as well as its own search engine which enables user to find their specific area of interest.
• HIVnAlive.org–National Organization providing direct services to HIV+ individuals via the Internet, interactive and educational.
• HIVNET Information Server–Information on HIV and/or AIDS.
• HIV/AIDS Bureau - AIDS Education and Training Centers
• Infectious Diseases Society of America Center for HIV Quality Care–The HIV Quality Care Network encompasses about 500 organizations whose members provide care to nearly 142,000 adult HIV/AIDS patients and 5,100 children with HIV/AIDS. Their mission is to enhance the quality of care for their patients.
• Immunet–Resource on the latest AIDS treatment news, medical information, and training.
• Indian Health Service–Information on a federally funded health services provider to American Indians and Alaska Natives
• Interamerican College of Physicians and Surgeons–The Interamerican College of Physicians and Surgeons provides training and information for Hispanic physicians and other health care providers. Information, training, and services are provided in both Spanish and English. One significant program of the ICPS is their HRSA-funded program on physician training on HIV/AIDS issues.
• Johns Hopkins AIDS Service–A comprehensive site providing timely information and resources for HIV/AIDS care providers.
• Journal of the American Medical Association HIV/AIDS Information Center–Easy to use collection of resources for physicians, health care professionals and the public.
• JRI Health Information Systems: HIV Information Web–Links the online community with up-to-date information about HIV and AIDS; treatment information and other important resources.
• Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report–Provides national and international news related to HIV and AIDS.
• Kaiser Family Foundation–The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation is an independent philanthropy focusing on the major health care issues facing the nation.
• Keep Hope Alive–A comprehensive source of information on nutritional, bio-oxidative and alternative therapies for the immune compromised.
• Kids Connect–For thousands of children, each day can be a frightening confrontation with the loneliness and isolation that are caused by fear, lack of knowledge or understanding, and the debilitating effects of HIV & AIDS. Kids Connect, an innovative new Website project of the François-Xavier Bagnoud (FXB) Center, is specifically designed to assist children and youth with HIV/AIDS with these problems. The Kids Connect Website will provide a professionally tested, secure, interactive environment in which children can learn, communicate, relax, and have fun.
• Magic Johnson Foundation–A public charity to fund HIV/AIDS organizations.
• Marty Howard's HIV/AIDS Home Page–This website is designed to help you find as much HIV/AIDS related information as possible from one starting place. The links will take you all over the U.S. and the world to many additional links where information in English can be found.
• MEDLINE–List of the journals in MEDLINE with links to publishers' web sites.
• Medscape–Online resource providing news, articles, and access to information in the medical field.
• Minority HIV/AIDS Initiative Technical Assistance Web Site–This web site, part of the Minority HIV/AIDS Initiative, includes sections on best practices, technical assistance (TA) efforts, a calendar of TA opportunities and workshops, a resource persons network, publications, and fact sheets.
• Names Project Foundation (the AIDS Memorial Quilt)–This site provides information on the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
• Narcotics Anonymous–Organization that provides information and self help for issues related to drug abuse.
• National Academy of Sciences–This is the web site for the NAS, the nation's premier scientific advisory institute.
• National AETC (AIDS Education Training Center) Resource Center- This site has been designed to serve as a central resource for the education of providers of HIV/AIDS care nationwide.
• National AIDS Education and Training Centers (AETC)–The AETC is a network of 15 regional centers that conduct targeted, multidisciplinary HIV education and training programs for health care providers.
• National AIDS Fund–Based in Washington D.C., this fund represents companies, foundations, community groups and citizens who aim to reduce the incidence and impact of AIDS.
• National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project (NATAP)–Provides information on drug development, research, and treatment.
• National AIDS Update Conference (NAUC)–Annual conference held in San Francisco to provide information to service providers and persons living with HIV/AIDS.
• National Alliance to End Homelessness–The Alliance is a nationwide federation of public, private, and nonprofit organizations. They demonstrate every day that homelessness can be ended - one person or family at a time. Working together, Alliance members form a powerful network of concerned individuals and organizations advancing practical, community-based solutions to homelessness.
• National Association of People with AIDS–The National Association of People With AIDS advocates on behalf of all people living with HIV and AIDS in order to end the pandemic and the human suffering caused by HIV/AIDS.
• National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University–This site is a resource for research on addiction and substance abuse.
• National Civic League–National Civic League's mission is to strengthen citizen democracy by transforming democratic institutions.
• National Coalition for the Homeless–The National Coalition for the Homeless is a national advocacy network of homeless persons, activists, service providers, and others committed to ending homelessness through public education, policy advocacy, grassroots organizing, and technical assistance.
• National Evaluation Data Services–Center for Substance Abuse Treatment information on substance abusers with HIV/AIDS.
• National Health Care for the Homeless Council–The National Health Care for the Homeless Council is a membership organization of health care providers working with homeless people across the United States.
• National Health Information Resource Center–The NHIRC is designed as a central clearinghouse and communications link for those needing information about health data and information systems across the health care industry.
• National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism–NIAAA's home page.
• National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Home Page–The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) home page.
• National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)–Research health aspects of drug abuse and addiction.
• National Institutes of Health–The National Institutes of Health home page.
• National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of AIDS Research (OAR)–Home page for the OAR that is responsible for the planning, coordinating, evaluating, and funding of all NIH AIDS research.
• National Institute of Mental Health–Supports research nationwide on mental illness and mental health.
• National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty–Their mission is to alleviate, ameliorate and end homelessness by serving as the legal arm of the nationwide movement to end homelessness.
• National Library of Medicine–Home page of the National Library of Medicine, the largest biomedical library in the world.
• National Pediatric & Family HIV Resource Center–The National Pediatric & Family HIV Resource Center at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey is a non-profit organization that serves professionals who care for children, adolescents and families with HIV infection and AIDS. Founded in 1990, the Center offers education, consultation, technical assistance, and training for health and social service professionals.
• National Resource Center on Homelessness and Mental Illness–The National Resource Center on Homelessness and Mental Illness provides technical assistance, identifies and synthesizes knowledge, and disseminates information.
• Office of AIDS Programs and Policy (OAPP)–Organization to better understand HIV, to prevent spread of HIV, and to coordinate services for those infected or affected by HIV.
• Office of Minority Health–National resource and referral service on minority health issues.
• Office of Minority Health Resource Center–OMH-RC serves as a national resource and referral service on minority health issues. The center collects and distributes information on a wide variety of health topics, including substance abuse, cancer, heart disease, violence, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and infant mortality.
• Office of Minority Health Cultural Competence Guidelines–Assuring Cultural Competence in Health Care: Recommendations for National Standards and an Outcomes-Focused Research Agenda
• Office of National AIDS Policy–White House office guiding U.S. policy towards HIV/AIDS.
• Prevline Prevention Online–Electronic access to databases and substance abuse prevention materials.
• Project Inform–HIV treatment information organization providing local and national educational meetings.
• PROTOTYPES–An organization that provides services for women and families.
• The Body–A multimedia AIDS and HIV information resource.
• The Safer Sex Pages–Information on safer sex.
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Data Archive (SAMHDA)–Provides ready access to substance abuse and mental health research data.
• UCLA AIDS Institute–Institute's mission is to develop therapies and approaches to prevent and ultimately eliminate the threat of HIV/AIDS.
• University of Michigan HIV/AIDS Treatment Program–Information and links for those living with HIV and those who care for them.
• U.S. Census Bureau–Census 2000 data for states, counties, and smaller areas are now being released on a state by state basis
• U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services–The U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services home page.
• U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Homelessness–The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) web page on homelessness provides information about homelessness in America, as well as HHS homeless assistance programs, publications, research results, and many other resource related to homelessness.
• U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development–HUD's mission is to have a decent, safe, and sanitary home and suitable living environment for every American.
• U.S. National Library of Medicine–The National Library of Medicine's WEB site.
• U.S. National Library of Medicine's 'Internet Grateful Med'–Offers free assisted searching in MEDLINE and other MEDLARS databases created by the National Library of Medicine.
• Welfare Information Network–A clearinghouse for information, policy analysis, and technical assistance on welfare reform.
• Women's Health Statewide Reports–Links to reports on women's health, including one that talks about the experience of being HIV positive for women and discusses issues such as: health, self care, treatment options and support services.
• Woman's Resource Network (WRN)–WRN is a non-profit, Internet-based, self-referral service designed to provide women with easy, anonymous access to information about local services, specifically those offered by organizations working with women's issues.
• Women's AIDS Network (WAN)–Advocates and provides for the development and improvement of public policies, education, and services for women infected and affected by HIV.
• 8th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections–Major annual U.S. conference on new developments in the medical treatment of HIV/AIDS.

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Regional Web Sites

• AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts–Provides AIDS related service in the Greater Boston area.
• AIDS Community Research Consortium–Fosters and conducts HIV/AIDS educational and scientific endeavors between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
• AIDS Housing of Washington–The mission of AIDS Housing of Washington is to increase the quantity and quality of housing for people living with HIV/AIDS in the United States.
• AIDS Outreach Center (AOC)–HIV/AIDS education and social services throughout Tarrant and surrounding rural counties, Texas.
• AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA)–Provides direct HIV/AIDS services, resources, and information for residents of Los Angeles County.
• AIDS Services Foundation Orange County–AIDS Services Foundation is committed to providing quality care, education and advocacy to men, women and children in Orange County affected by HIV disease.
• AVES (Amigos Volunteers in Education and Services, Inc.)–AVES is a non-profit organization founded in 1988 for the purpose of providing HIV/AIDS prevention education, outreach, and direct client service for Houston's Hispanic community.
• Bronx AIDS Services–Organization responding to the needs of Bronx residents with HIV/AIDS.
• Caring for Babies with AIDS-This Los Angeles organization has pioneered services for babies born with HIV.
• The Center for Children + Families–The Center for Children + Families' was founded in 1919 with a mission to protect children from abuse and neglect in New York State.
• Children's Hospital Boston–The Division of Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine provides comprehensive primary and specialty care for patients between the ages of 11 and 23.
• Colorado AIDS Project–Provides AIDS related services in the Colorado area.
• The Fortune Society–Organization assisting prisoners, ex-offenders, and those facing jail or prison time.
• Gay Men's Health Crisis–Non-profit AIDS organization offering hands on support for men, women and children with AIDS in NYC.
• HAIL (Houston AIDS Information Link)–The Houston AIDS Information Link is a collaborative project to improve access to HIV/AIDS information for patients, health care providers and the affected community.
• Health Initiatives For Youth (HIFY)–Partnership between youth and adults to increase access to and quality of health care for young people.
• HIV/AIDS Program–HIV/AIDS education and social services throughout King County in Washington state.
• HIV Care Net–Provides information and care access needs for the infected HIV/AIDS community and their providers of care in the East Central Florida region.
• Housing and Services, Inc. - New York/Florida–HSI is a 10 year old non-profit organization based in New York City with an office as well in Dade County, Florida. HSI works with other non-profit organizations assisting them to develop low cost housing.
• Houston HIV Prevention Projects
• Houston Regional HIV/AIDS Resource Group, Inc.–The mission of The Houston Regional HIV/AIDS Resource Group is to maximize all possible medical, psychosocial and educational resources to help persons affected by or at risk of HIV/AIDS in the ten county area surrounding Houston, Texas.
• Jewish AIDS Network Chicago–Provides services and referrals for those affected by HIV/AIDS.
• University of Minnesota Youth and AIDS Project (YAP)–HIV prevention and care services for youth in the state of Minnesota.
• NAPNET - Nebraska AIDS Project–HIV/AIDS education and social services throughout Nebraska.
• New Jersey Statewide Family Centered HIV Network–The New Jersey Statewide Family Centered HIV Care Network is a statewide group of organizations and individuals committed to decreasing perinatally transmitted HIV infection and providing comprehensive care for women, their partners, and children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.
• New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute–Provides ambulatory care clinicians and administrators as well as policy makers with the necessary information and tools to deliver the highest quality HIV clinical care.
• North Carolina SPNS Integration Project–NCSIP is a five-year demonstration project funded by the federal Health Resources & Services Administration under Title IV of the Ryan White Care Act.
• Personalized Nursing Corporation and the Well-Being Institute–Provides information on the PNC and WBI substance abuse treatment out-patient programs.
• Project Open Hand - Meals with Love for People with AIDS–Provides nutrition services for people with symptomatic HIV and AIDS in San Francisco and Alameda counties in California.
• Southeast AIDS Training and Education Center (SEATEC)–The Southeast AIDS Training and Education Center (SEATEC)–housed in the Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia–serves to facilitate and provide state-of-the-art professional training, education, and information on HIV/AIDS for health care providers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.
• Stop Aids Project–Meetings, referrals, and outreach for gay and bisexual men in San Francisco, CA.
• Texas AIDS Health Fraud Information Network–Statewide coalition of individuals and organizations developed to "improve the quality, availability, and funding of HIV/AIDS education, prevention, and services in Texas".
• The Texas Human Rights Foundation–THRF is a decades-old civil rights organization fighting to end discrimination against the HIV/AIDS communities in Texas through the use of impact litigation, public education, and legal assistance.  Its website provides legal forms, case information, and access to legal services for those persons who fit within its mission. In addition, THRF operates a 24-hour legal assistance and referral hotline for individuals who have experienced discrimination due to their HIV status.
• University of Washington Tri-County Collaboration Project–The goal of this 5-year project is to improve collaboration among providers by facilitating linkages and cross training, by addressing agency and systems policy issues which create barriers to service integration, and by establishing a team of experts to disseminate information to providers of care across systems.
• Utah AIDS Foundation (UAF)–HIV/AIDS education and social services throughout Utah.
• Walden House–Comprehensive adult rehabilitative services in the San Francisco, California, Bay Area.
• Washington State Department of Health HIV/AIDS Prevention and Education Services–local and national resources for prevention and education.
• Washington University Infectious Diseases Division–Infectious diseases resources and educational materials.
• Youthcare–Washington state private non-profit agency that responds to young people experiencing crises (runaway, homeless, and street youth).
• YouthCo: Youth Community Outreach AIDS Society–Vancouver organization that strives to empower youth.
• Yahoo's HIV/AIDS Support Services–Yahoo's links to support services for AIDS/HIV related organizations. 

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International Web Sites

• AIDSmap–A partnership project of the National AIDS Manual (NAM Publications) in collaboration with the British HIV Association and St Stephen's AIDS Trust.
• Community AIDS Information Exchange–A Canadian program of community AIDS treatment and information exchange.
• FXB - International Training Program–The François-Xavier Bagnoud International Pediatric HIV Training Program - unique in the world - has created a partnership of knowledge that transcends cultural differences, political affiliations, and national boundaries. Through the program, the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center in New Jersey has welcomed nearly 120 health care professionals from 20 countries.
• Health DEV Registration–The new HIV/AIDS electronic network, bringing voices of communities and people living with HIV/AIDS into the international agenda, leading up to the 12th World AIDS Conference in Geneva in June 1998.
• Hepatitis Information Network–At HepNet, you can ensure that you are always up to date with current hepatitis related issues.
• International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care–The official web site of the IAPAC and its journal. Contains a broad source of HIV research and clinical information.
• North American Syringe Exchange Network–Promotes the creation, expansion and continued existence of syringe exchange programs.
• Positive Nation–A monthly magazine for those affected by HIV/AIDS in the UK.
• HIV/AIDS/STD INFOTECH Center--Disseminates information to a network of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working in the field of Health and Development.
• United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS–Information on HIV/AIDS worldwide.
• XI International Conference on AIDS–XI International Conference on AIDS in Vancouver, Canada, July 7-12, 1996.
• XII World AIDS Conference–XII World AIDS Conference in Geneva, Switzerland, June 28-July 3, 1998.
• XIII International AIDS Conference–XIII International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa, July 9-July 14, 2000.

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