Care Case Management: NIAC offers case management and financial assistance for eligible participants. Eligibility is determined by income and confirmed HIV status. Financial assistance provides limited support in the areas of doctor's visits, dental needs, medications for HIV and related health concerns, mental health counseling and transportation. For help ask for the Care Case Manager, Lisejean.

AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP): ADAP is a federally funded program that covers HIV medications for eligible participants. Eligibility is determined by income, T-cell count and insurance coverage (or lack thereof). Check with the Care Case Manager, Lisejean.

Housing Opportunities of People with AIDS (HOPWA): HOPWA provides long and short-term rental assistance, mortgage and utility assistance. Eligibility depends upon income. Check with the Care Case Manager, Lisejean.

Prevention: NIAC provides prevention services through our famous "condom kits" bar outreach, individual counseling for HIV risk reduction, testing, condoms, peer counseling and education, and training for negotiating HIV sexual safety. Ask for the Prevention Advocate.

HIV Testing: For men who have sex with men. NIAC offers HIV counseling and HIV tests that are confidential. For more information ask for Dani.

CHAS HIV Clinic: Through Ryan White Title III funding, the Community Health Association of Spokane (CHAS) provides comprehensive medical, dental, and behavioral services to NIAC's clients as well as to people living with HIV/AIDS in North Central Idaho (Moscow and Lewiston areas). In a key partnership with CHAS, NIAC provides extended case management services to CHAS clients in North Idaho, making our services well-rounded and complete.

Advocacy: NIAC seeks to promote just and compassionate public policies regarding issues of HIV/AIDS. To that end, NIAC engages individual health care providers, the region of North Idaho, and it's communities, the state of Idaho, and with friends and allies, national issues of concern, including funding, civil and human rights, health care and it's access and availability.

Awareness: Many people in North Idaho think HIV cannot affect them here. NIAC seeks to raise the conscious awareness of the citizenry, making clear that HIV is indeed a present danger and health threat. Through health fairs, presentations and lectures, forums and panel discussions, media outreach, and public relations campaigns, NIAC raises the awareness of North Idaho to the presence of HIV/AIDS.