Louisiana Aids Advocacy Network

The Philadelphia Center in Shreveport, LA is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals living with HIV and working towards eliminating new HIV transmissions. They offer a range of services including case management, transportation, housing assistance, support groups, and counseling for substance abuse and mental health. Additionally, the center provides free and confidential testing for HIV, Hepatitis C, and syphilis to the community, with results available in just 20 minutes. They also offer comprehensive harm reduction services, including access to sterile syringes, safe disposal of syringes, and testing for HIV and Hepatitis C, as well as PrEP clinics for reducing the risk of HIV transmission. The Philadelphia Center is committed to enhancing community wellness and supporting individuals living with HIV/AIDS.Generated from the website

Basic Necessities is a nationally-recognized and certified diaper bank located in Shreveport, LA, serving the ArkLaTex region. Their mission is to provide free diapers and period products to individuals and families in need, helping to alleviate poverty and prevent unsanitary living conditions. With a poverty rate of 25% and a high percentage of working poor, the ArkLaTex region greatly benefits from Basic Necessities' efforts to bridge the gap in public assistance programs that do not cover the cost of these essential supplies. As the only designated diaper bank in the area, Basic Necessities plays a crucial role in improving the well-being of their neighbors and is a proud member of both the National Diaper Bank Network and the Alliance for Period Supplies.Generated from the website

The Highland Restoration Association is a core neighborhood organization in Shreveport, Louisiana, dedicated to preserving and enhancing the historic Highland neighborhood. With two National Historic Districts and a Louisiana Cultural District designation, the association works tirelessly to maintain the vibrancy, diversity, and friendliness of the community. Through neighborhood meetings, volunteer events, and the support of its members, the Highland Restoration Association strives to ensure the continued success and development of the Highland neighborhood, making it a cherished place to live, work, and play.Generated from the website