AIDS Partnership Michigan is the state's central resource for information and referral about HIV/AIDS and the largest service provider in Michigan. Our goal is to simplify client access to services, to expand the scope of these services and to develop new programs to meet the community's changing needs.

AIDS Partnership Michigan offers a variety of services and programs provided by 35 staff members and more than 300 dedicated volunteers, and is funded through public monies, grants, fundraising activities and gifts from individuals and organizations.

"Committed to the Relentless Pursuit of an End to AIDS"

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The Roostertail, Detroit

7:00 to 12:00 Midnight  |  Black Tie optional

Honorary Chairs
Linda Forte
Comerica Bank


Tyrone Davenport
Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History

Outstanding live and silent auctions
Cocktails and dazzling strolling dinner
Late evening dancing
&
Live entertainment by Kimmie Horne
 

Purchase your tickets today for $125 per person (Friend) and $250 (Patron)(Patrons and Sponsors Reception in the Club from 6:30 to 7:30 pm)

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National HIV Prevention Leadership Summit (HPLS) 
Wednesday, June 11 to Saturday, June 14
Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center

Volunteer Letter
Volunteer Application

Scholarship Letter
Scholarship Application

AIDS Watch in Washington DC

Robert Felix, APM's HIV counseling and testing specialist, and congresswoman Maxine Waters at AIDS Watch 2008's AIDS Rally on Capitol Hill in Washington DC.

"As a young, African-American gay male, the experience of advocating in the nation's capitol is invaluable," states Felix.

Icon Detroit gives!

Our friends from ICON Detroit presented a donation to AIDS Partnership Michigan in the amount of $500, at The Detroit Eagle on Friday, April 11. Pictured (Ieft to right) Icon Detroit treasurer, Gary Bearas; Icon Detroit member and APM care coordinator, Tony O'Rourke; APM development associate, Curtis Lipscomb; and Icon Detroit president, Craig Anderson.

Easter Baskets

AIDS Partnership Michigan case manager Anitta Jordan receives an Easter
basket from Bill Klein and Linda Walker both members of Northville United Methodist Church.  Northville
United Methodist Church has been donating Easter baskets to families
enrolled in case management for an amazing 12 years!











AIDS Partnership Michigan case managers:
Jay Fallon, Anitta Jordan,
Angelique Tomsic, Connie Edwards and Edgardo Nieves with Easter baskets.

Equity & Friends Fight AIDS gives!

Our good friends from Equity & Friends Fight AIDS stopped by our office on February 19, 2008 with a check for $10,000 from their holiday collections at the Equity theatres.

We walk again on Belle Isle, Saturday, September 27, 2008.  You can further support us by clicking on the red ribbon, and continue your fight against AIDS.

It's not true. The AIDS epidemic has not gone away. As a result, people in our community need services and support - the kind of help provided through AIDS Partnership Michigan. If you are one of the many thousands of people in our community touched by AIDS in some way, you already know that. This is your opportunity to help AIDS Partnership Michigan continue to provide counseling, meal delivery and a wide range of services so needed by so many.