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How to Find a Case Manager The HIV case management system links individuals and families with a wide range of necessary services and available resources. The only HIV care system of its kind in the country, the case management network also provides emergency financial assistance for utilities, emergency financial assistance for housing, food vouchers, and transportation services such as transit vouchers and taxi service for people living with HIV.Here is the process for obtaining case managment services: Contact the AIDS Foundation of Chicago at (312) 922-2322 and say that you need a case manager. One of AFC's program staff will refer you to an agency in your area that will provide you with a case manager who can help you get the services you need. Please note: Due to confidentiality, only the person seeking services can enroll as a client in the case management system. Family members, friends, or social workers cannot enroll someone else for services without a formal verbal or written consent. Case managers help people living with HIV obtain:
Some services, such as emergency client assistance and HAP rent subsidies are only available through case managers. For more details on what case management can do for you, please ask to speak with a program staff person at the AIDS Foundation of Chicago at (312) 922-2322. The following is a list of agencies currently providing Case Managment services: 
North: Asian Human
Services, Inc. BEHIV Chicago
House & Social Service Agency Children's
Place Association Community
Outreach Intervention (C.O.I.P) Howard Brown Health
Center T.A.S.C.
Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN)
South: University of Illinois at Chicago 1606 W. 63rd Street, Chicago 60636 773-434-9367 Michael
Reese Hospital Provident
Hospital of Cook County South Side Help
Center University
of Chicago Children's Hospital
West: Access Community Health Network C.A.L.O.R. Cermak
Health Services Community Outreach Intervention
Project, (C.O.I.P) California and 15th Street, Chicago 60608 773-257-5255 Pilsen-Little Village
Community Mental Health Center Project VIDA Vital Bridges
Suburban: AGAPE Missions, Inc. Catholic Charities of Lake County Ambulatory Community Health Network DuPage County Health Department
Open Door Clinic Open Door Clinic South Suburban HIV/AIDS Regional Coalition (SSHARC) |
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