MINNEAPOLIS — After Rainbow Health Abruptly closed its doors on July 19, The Aliveness Project, along with assistance from several Minneapolis organizations, has taken over helping the HIV community. ...

MINNEAPOLIS — The Aliveness Project opened up a Thrive clinic and pharmacy on Sunday, which is World AIDS Day. “The Aliveness Project is about helping people living with and at risk for HIV, live long ...

Near the Franklin Street light rail station, a line of people waited by the back doors of the Aliveness Project’s red van, reciting their initials and year of birth to a staff member holding an iPad.

After the abrupt closure of Rainbow Health, a health care and social service provider for the Twin Cities LGBTQ+ community for more than 40 years, other local agencies are working together to minimize ...

Thursday, April 24 is an especially good day to eat at Pizza Luce and Sara’s Table. The two restaurants are partnering with Dine Out for Life. A portion of the funds will be donated to the Aliveness ...

The Aliveness Project opened its first public THRIVE clinic on World Aids Day on Dec. 1. Located on Nicollet Avenue, the clinic offers confidential human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing, ...

Aliveness Project Executive Director Matt Toburen at the organization's Minneapolis offices. NINA MOINI: Well, today, December 1, is World AIDS Day. The United States government is sitting out the ...

Of the $15.5 million the Aliveness Project receives, nearly $700,000 a year comes from the CDC, paying for the bulk of the organization’s HIV prevention work, including the free clinics, said Dylan ...

GARY | The Aliveness Project of Northwest Indiana will host a “Take the Test, Take Control” event Friday aimed at testing as many people for HIV as possible. The National Get Tested Day event will ...

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