AFIA

Africans for Improved Access (AFIA)

AFIA provides HIV prevention and education services to the African immigrant and refugee community in Massachusetts. AFIA facilitates cultural competency trainings for providers who serve African immigrants and refugees.
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MOCAA

Men of Color Against AIDS (MOCAA)

Men of Color Against AIDS (MOCAA) serves Black and Latino men who have sex with other men.
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NEXUS

NEXUS

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Casa Iris

Casa Iris, Inc.

Casa Iris, Inc. is a community based organization which offers culturally and linguistically appropriate peer support and referral services to HIV/AIDS infected and affected Latinos(as) in the Greater Boston Area.
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Faith Initiatives

Project N.E.B.A.I - Faith-based Initiatives

Faith-based efforts at the MAC include one-on-one organization consultations for HIV program development in churches and other places of worship, HIV 101 training for the faith community, and group training that allows decision-makers within the organization to assess readiness for further HIV efforts. Who Touched Me Ministries at MAC is a long-standing community faith initiative that annually orchestrates the local efforts to commemorate the national "Black Church Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS."
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SOE

State of Emergency Initiative

The SOE Initiative is a community education and awareness efforts to empower residents of Boston's Black communities to make behavioral changes which reduce risks related to HIV transmission and that improve health. The Initiative supports large community-based forums as well as one-on-one peer-driven approaches to engaging residents into HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment.
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WCAC

Women of Color Affecting Change

Our mission is to prevent women from acquiring HIV by providing them with prevention, education, and opportunities which increase their prospects for becoming more actively engaged in preserving their physical, emotional, spiritual health.
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Gay Activist Gary Daffin Speaks OUT In this exclusive audio interview Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson talks with Gary Daffin, Executive Director of the Multicultural AIDS Coalition to get his spin on where we are in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic...

Sub-Saharan African Immigrants Cultural Competency Training
Providing HIV Services to Sub-Saharan African Immigrants
Education, Prevention and Care
Friday, June 25th
9am - 4pm
New American Center, Lynn, MA

Black Pride Events 2010
The Multicultural AIDS Coalition is hosting two
events during PRIDE Week.
Please come and join us!
The Penis Monologues:
Black, Gay, Fly, Fierce and Fabulous!
Click here for more info about both of these events!

African Health Cup 2010
The Soccer Tournament of the Year
African Health Cup 2010
Sunday, June 13th
12noon - 8:00pm
Cawley Stadium - 587 Douglas Road - Lowell, MA

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