Improving lives for people living with HIV and AIDS for more than 35 years.

In 1985, physicians, advocates and community members came together to form AFC to support the HIV community. More than 35 years later, AFC continues this critical lifesaving work to end the HIV epidemic and ensure everyone has a home in Chicago and beyond. Thank you for being part of our movement for equity and justice!

Welcome to AFC!

Vision: People living with HIV or chronic conditions will thrive, and there will be no new cases of HIV.

Mission: AFC mobilizes communities to create equity and justice for people living with and vulnerable to HIV or chronic conditions.

View our 2023 Annual Report

Nothing About Us Without Us!

We are sending a united message to our state elected officials in support of HIV prevention and treatment, housing as healthcare, and advancing health equity. Visit the 2024 Illinois HIV Advocacy Action Center to add your voice!

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AFC’s 3-Year Race Equity Action Plan

AFC prioritizes the work of racial equity to dismantle systems of oppression, racism and white supremacy in support of our common humanity. The Race Equity Action Plan embed equity and justice in all aspects of AFC’s work.

Team to End AIDS (T2)

Our endurance training charity team will prepare you for the race of a lifetime in support of AFC. Train with our amazing coaches and participants for a marathon, half marathon or triathlon! Sign up today!

Making an impact with AFC

“As a people-first organization, AFC works with communities, partners, supporters and governments to ensure all Chicagoans have access to a safe and affordable home. Housing is a fundamental part of keeping someone healthy and ending the HIV epidemic. Housing is health care!”

Brandi Calvert Vice President, Housing

Statistics of Impact

Last year, AFC served 8,023 clients Through case management, housing, emergency financial assistance, and food support.

Provided housing for 1,982 people through AFC programs and our 20+ partner organizations.

Distributed
more than
$941,607 to 577 households through 973 payments to help people remain in their homes and keep the lights on.

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