Birmingham AIDS Outreach

United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham provides various programs and services for infants, children and adults disabilities. It offers treatment and support for cerebral palsy, as well as other disabilities, including mental retardation, traumatic brain injury, developmental disabilities, autism, Down syndrome as well as spinal bifida, among others. United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham is accredited by CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and is an affiliate of UCP Inc. One of its programs, Hand in Hand won 'Organization of the Year' award by Childcare Resources.

Founded in 1986, AIDS Alabama was originally known as AIDS Task Force of Alabama. It offers various services to people infected with HIV and AIDS, including housing, rental and financial assistance and a variety of other supportive services. The agency provides various housing programs and most of its programs are funded by Alabama s AIDS services organizations. Its Next Step program is a transitional housing program for HIV-positive, low-income and homeless people that aims to empower consumers with the skill sets necessary to find and maintain permanent housing. It provides transportation services to all residents of its housing programs and offers free presentations to social clubs, organizations, schools and businesses. AIDS Alabama is based in Birmingham, Ala.