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COMMUNITY AIDS

ACTION GROUP

OF SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA

Community
Outreach

HIV
EDUCATION

CIVIC
ENGAGEMENT

PREVENTION
OUTREACH

HOUSING AND
MEAL SUPPORT

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Support the CAAG

Bonfire – T-shirt website, proceeds go to the CAAG!

Flower Power – Seed website, proceeds go to the CAAG!

GiveLively – Donation site for the annual Beyond the Diagnosis: HIV Visibility Walk & Festival (you can give all year long)!

THE COMMUNITY AIDS ACTION GROUP

NEEDS YOU!

ABOUT CAAG

The CAAG is a coalition of member agencies and individuals who network to address HIV/AIDS locally and globally. Primarily a prevention mechanism, the CAAG also assists agencies in their support of individuals living with HIV/AIDS. The CAAG is also responsible for distributing state-provided funds to assist HIV/AIDS-related organizations in the dispatch of their individual missions.

GET INVOLVED IN THE
COMMUMNITY

Interested in joining the CAAG? Join us at our monthly open meetings, held on the 3rd Monday of each month at 2:00 pm at on Zoom (email CAAGprez@gmail.com for the link)! Everyone and anyone is welcome to join our discussions on how to best serve our HIV community.

PARTNERS AND EVENTS

CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNITY

All proceeds benefit the Community AIDS Action Group and help fund prevention and education outreach. Your donation also benefits the Positive Link foundation and helps fund care coordination for those living with HIV.

I AM MORE THAN MY STATUS

With the Community AIDS Action Group, you am more than a statistic. You are more than a status. We offer fast, free, and confidential HIV testing to all members of the community.

LEARN ABOUT POSITIVE LINK

The Community AIDS Action Group of South Central Indiana offers linkage to testing and care, as well as prevention solutions to any person that is infected with HIV, or is at risk of being infected by HIV. The CAAG works with Positive Link, a program of Indiana University Health Bloomington Hospital Community Health, to provide a continuum of services to the community to address the health and well-being of those living with or at risk for HIV.