Living Well
Life goes on after being diagnosed with HIV and maintaining your medical care will promote a better quality of life. HIV attacks the immune system which can contribute to the development of other diseases. It is important to have regular checkups with your physician not only to monitor your HIV, but also to maintain your general health. For example, it's important to have regular pap smears and tests for tuberculosis. For more information see below:
- Arizona HIV Aware
- Healthy Arizona
- Learn to Use the Internet
- Finding Health Information
- Computer Classes at Burton Barr Central Library
- Burton Barr Central Library Classes
- Evening Computer Classes
- Life and Times of A Teenager Program
- The Body: the complete HIV/AIDS Resource
- HIV Consent Law
- Club Meds
- Prevention for Black Women
- 1n10 Community Information
- New Hope of Arizona
- Benefit Check Up
- Youth Health
- Rethinking how to prevent HIV in Young People: Evidence
- Before She is Ready: 15 Places Girls Marry by 15
- Make it Matter: 10 Key Advocacy Messages to Prevent HIV
in Girls and Young Women - Advocates for Youth
- Addictions Services
- Counseling and Support services for Spanish speaking clients
- The Mental Health America of Arizona -- Peer Support
- Youth Stories
- Support Groups
- Logans Playground
- HIV test helps a mom protect her newborn - AZ Republic
- Quality Health Care
- Tuberculosis Testing
- Viral Load
- Treatment Action Group