Latino Commission on AIDS

The Latino Commission on AIDS is a non-profit organization based in New York. The Commission employs 80 people and has a revenue of over $10,000. The Latino Commission on AIDS is dedicated to combating the spread of HIV/AIDS within the Latino community. They accomplish this through a variety of initiatives, including health advocacy, HIV education programs, and the development of prevention models for high-risk populations. They also work to strengthen the capacity of community organizations to respond to the HIV/AIDS crisis. The Commission's extensive network of member organizations and community leaders allows them to mobilize a powerful response to the challenges of HIV/AIDS. Since 1995, they have expanded their services beyond New York to serve Latino communities across more than 40 states and Puerto Rico. To learn more about the Latino Commission on AIDS, visit their website at latinoaids.org.