What does Aliveness Project do?

The Aliveness Project™ is a nonprofit organization based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, established in 1985. It serves as the first and only drop-in community center for individuals living with HIV in the Midwest. The organization empowers its members through a range of health, wellness, and support services, all provided free of charge to eligible Minnesota residents with verified HIV status. The Aliveness Project offers various services, including on-site meals, a food shelf, case management, and integrative therapies like acupuncture and massage. It also provides health services such as HIV testing and early intervention, along with community outreach and support activities. Additionally, the organization offers HIV prevention services, including testing and treatment for STIs, as well as PrEP and PEP programs. With a focus on community and member empowerment, the Aliveness Project fosters a welcoming environment for individuals of all ages and backgrounds across multiple Minnesota counties.