"What you know could save your life..."
For information regarding the following:
- What is HIV/AIDS?
- How do people get infected with HIV?
- How HIV is not spread.
- What are the symptoms of HIV infection?
- How is HIV infection prevented?
- What can we do about AIDS?
- Where can I get help?
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English Brochures:
Lake County HIV/AIDS ProgramsSomeone To Stand With You
What You Know Could Save Your Life
Information: Illinois AIDS Hotline: 1-800-243-AIDS
Anonymous, free HIV testing
Chicago Department of Public Health: 312-747-8900
Cook County Department of Public Health:
North Suburbs: 847-818-2860
Southwest Suburbs: 708-210-4500
West Suburbs: 708-786-4000
South Suburbs: 708-974-6160
Lake County Department of Health: 847-377-8450
Oak Park Health Department: 708-358-5483
Web sites for information and links for information:
Local:
- AIDS Foundation of Chicago - www.aidschicago.org
- Alexian Brothers AIDS Ministry - www.abam.org
- Chicago Dept. of Public Health - www.cityofchicago.org
- Cook County Dept. of Public Health - www.cookcountypublichealth.org
- Core Center Stroger Hospital - www.corecenter.org
- Lake County Health Dept. - www.lakecountyil.gov
National:
- Center for Disease Control - www.cdc.gov/hiv
- Southeast Conference of Catholic AIDS Ministers - www.seccam.org
- United States Conference of Catholic Bishops - www.usccb.org
- AIDSinfo - www.aidsinfo.nih.gov
International:
- Caritas Internationalis - www.caritas.org
- Catholic Medical Missions - www.cmmb.org
- Catholic Relief Services - www.catholicrelief.org
- Maryknoll Mission Society - www.maryknoll.org
- United Nations - www.unaids.org
- World Health Organization - www.who.int/topics/en/
St. Anthony Messenger Essay by Fr. Ken Overberg : AIDS And The Consistent Ethic Of Life
http://www.americancatholic.org/Newsletters/CU/ac1204.asp
- Speaker’s Bureau:
1. Medical Issues: Paul O’Keefe, M.D.
2. Medical Issues and Latina Medical Issues: Patricia Herrera, M.D.
3. Pastoral Care Issues: Ray Sousa, MPS, NACC
4. Persons Living with HIV/AIDS: Alexian Brothers AIDS Ministry
PLEASE CALL 312-948-6500 for information regarding the above resources.


