DISCLAIMER ,
Every time someone gets tested for HIV, we are one step closer to ending the AIDS epidemic. Learning your HIV status opens the door to powerful HIV prevention and treatment options that could save your life or the life of someone you love.”
“If more Americans were tested as recommended, we could prevent thousands of needless HIV infections and deaths. National HIV Testing Day serves as a reminder to take a stand against one of the key issues driving this epidemic – not knowing your HIV status. Take your stand today – take the test and take control.
DR. JONATHAN MERMIN ,
“If more Americans were tested as recommended, we could prevent thousands of needless HIV infections and deaths. National HIV Testing Day serves as a reminder to take a stand against one of the key issues driving this epidemic – not knowing your HIV status. Take your stand today – take the test and take control.
DR. JONATHAN MERMIN ,
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LET’S ALL GET ON THE
C.A.S.E.
We’re all about our community’s wellness!
Blacks represent only 12% of the U.S. population yet account for the largest share of new HIV diagnoses (43%).
$1.1 million people living with HIV/AIDS in U.S.
4 in 10 deaths among people with HIV are Black
82% of new HIV diagnoses are Black men
What we do
Our services include:
- Training
- Facilitation
- Interventions
- National Diabetes Prevention
- HIV Counseling, Testing and Referral
- Community collaboration
- information and referral services to assist with identifying breast and cervical cancer
Why Choose Us?
About CWP
The mission of the Community Wellness Project is to promote community wellness through education, prevention, and resources with particular regard for diverse cultural and racial minorities who are under-served and under-represented in the United States and its associate territories with offices located in the St. Louis and Illinois regions.
Our targeted populations include low income minority individuals, many of whom live below the poverty level and have limited skills. Clients of The Community Wellness Project benefit from our culturally specific, culturally sensitive, and client centered approach to service delivery.
About Case
The Community Wellness Project (CWP) is developing, implementing, and evaluating the Condoms and Sexual Education Project (C.A.S.E.), a comprehensive, culturally responsive, high-impact combination of effective HIV prevention programs and services designed to meet the needs of high-risk African Americans in the bi-state (MO/IL) St. Louis metropolitan area.
Our Programs
Our programs address health disparities, and our targeted populations include low-income minority individuals, many of whom live below the poverty level and have limited skills and resources.
Get In Touch
Phone: 314-421-9600
Fax: 314-421-9603
Community Wellness Project
906 Olive Street
Suite 425
St. Louis, MO 63101
info@cwpstl.org