AIDS/HIV Resources, Inc. official after yearlong trial run
jShanti and Willam
ette AIDS Council
merge into new or
ganization
By Daralyn Trappe
Emerald Associate Editor
Lane (bounty's two HIV/AIDS
service organizations. Shantl In
Oregon and Iho Willamette
AIDS Council, have officially
merged after a successful year
long triabpurtnership
As of July 1, the combined
fort os urn known ns HIV/AIDS
Resource*. Inc
C.ecna Soulhworth. former
Executive Director of Shantl.
will retain her position wilh
the new group. Soulhworth
said the merger liegnn in early
when Willamette AIDS
Council, because of some "or
ganizational d Iffl cullies."
moved into the Shantl office.
Shortly thereafter the bonrds
of directors for both dis ided on
u trial partnership with an aim
toward coalesr ing
Southworth said the move
made sense for several masons
"With Willamette A11) S
Council doing education and
prevention and services for HIV
and Shantt doing direct support
services, it was confusing for
the community." she said.
"People didn't know where to
go for which services. With one
comprehensive organization,
we have mom strength."
In addition, grant money may
be easier to apply for and ob
tain, Southworth said.
"Some'resources will only
fund education and others only
support serve es. so before one
of us would find out about a
grant, but not be eligible for It
and not know if other knew
about it.” she said. "Now we
can apply for anything and
hopefully be in a lie iter posi
tion for funding "
Southworth said the now
group will provide the same ed
ucation, prevention and sup
port services as before wllh an
eye toward expanding, cape
dally In thn area of cam giving
and support servient.
A low-income housing pro
ject. with the help of (Catholic
Community Servfcrss. Is in the
planning stages and the group
Is trying to duvelop an at-home
food service program.
But funding is a constant
problem
"We need money desperately
just to maintain what we'ro do
ing now." Southworth said.
Southworth estimates that
HIV/AIDS Resources helped
educate and served the needs of
thousands of people last year.
And the need for the services
continues to Increase, South
worth said. During the first six
months of this year, the organi
zation saw as many new clients
as all of last year. South worth
said.
For more information on ser
vices. donations or volunteer
ing. cell 342-50H8
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