AIDS Project New Haven

Community Voices Podcast: Alan Grecco, Director of Caring Cuisine

An interview with Alan Grecco discussing AIDS Project New Haven's growth in the Greater New Haven area. Alan shares some struggles of working with a non-profit that focuses on an often stigmatized population and why AIDS Project New Haven has been able to service so many people over the years.

2009 Federal Emergency Food and Shelter program grants administered by United Way of Greater New Haven

Status:

Active

The Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program was created in 1983 to supplement the work of local social service organizations within the United States, both private and governmental, to help people in need of emergency assistance. This collaborative effort between the private and public sectors has provided over $3.4 billion in Federal funds during its 27-year history.

AIDS Project New Haven

Primary Email Contact:

chris.cole@apnh.org

Goals are to increase public awareness, promote prevention through educational programs and advocacy, and secure funding for the support services we provide for our clients.

AIDS Project New Haven is the oldest AIDS service organization in the state of Connecticut. Formed by a small group of individuals in 1983, it has expanded to provide service throughout the greater New Haven area.

Website:

http://www.apnh.org/

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