The activities of the Community Outreach Program are designed to reduce the barriers to early diagnosis of HIV, Hepatitis C and other communicable diseases. Through targeted community-based outreach, we facilitate testing, counseling, and harm reduction education. These activities reach people who are at increased risk of becoming infected, and assist those already infected in reducing transmission of the viruses to others.
GIVING
Remembering our volunteers
- Under Construction
Jesse C. Corder Memorial Park
- JCC Memorial Park is named for the first person to publicly acknowledge living with HIV/AIDS in rural Southern Oregon. Trees are planted for the people who died in Southwest Oregon. The Park serves as a silent witness to how we addressed the epidemic through the dying years. THIS ALBUM IS UNDER CONTRUCTION.
The Ruby House Years
- UNDER CONSTRUCTION
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