Yellowstone Aids Project
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United Way - Community Partner
Billings, Montana
2906 1st Avenue
N. Suite 200, 59101
406-245-2029
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Office Hours
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Programs
SHOUT AIDS
Students Helping Others Understand Teen AIDS is a teen peer education group that focuses on teaching youth how to prevent the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Teaches is done through peer-to-peer games, plays, demonstrations, guest speakers and videos in order to reach any and all teens.
We Promote:
- Safe Behaviors
- Teaching peers to protect themselves and those around them.
- Dispelling myths surrounding HIV/AIDS
We travel to area schools, clubs, churches, and other organizations.
Why do we do this? Simply because youth under 25 have the highest rate of new HIV infections in the US! Rural youth, such as those in Montana and Wyoming, are especially vulnerable because we often do not perceive ourselves to be at risk.
Please Contact Us if you are interested or wish to find out more.
Positively Moving Youth Contest
November 7th, 2008, Venture Theatre at 7pm.
Application due October 24th, 2008.
In honor of the history, progress, and courageous fight of those
infected and affected by HIV/AIDS, the Yellowstone AIDS Project is
sponsoring the first ever “Positively Moving” Youth Contest for
Billings area high school students. Students have the opportunity to
create a spoken word or performance piece inspired by HIV/AIDS for a
cash prize. Find out more
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the Application
Volunteer
Do you have an idea for a fundraiser of event? Do you have an event that you would like to coordinate or host? Please contact us and let us know your ideas. We welcome any feedback.
With your help, the Yellowstone AIDS project can maximize its prevention and education efforts to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS across Montana while providing important services to those already living with the disease. Get involved or make a charitable contribution to the Yellowstone AIDS Project today, find out more.