Welcome to The San Antonio AIDS Foundation website
The San Antonio AIDS Foundation (SAAF) has a dual mission — to provide compassionate medical care and social services to people with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), and to help prevent the spread of HIV through education and testing.
We are guided by the belief that HIV/AIDS is a disease and those affected by this disease should receive compassion and understanding. We are committed to providing medical care for persons with HIV/AIDS, and education and testing to help prevent the spread of HIV. SAAF advocates a harm reduction philosophy believing that all individuals with HIV need compassionate services, including food and shelter, irrespective of their individual services and practices.
SAAF has been a United Way (UW) Agency since 1992 and receives funding for 3 of our major programs. To see UW funds at work click here.
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HIV Testing/Education
For more information about free HIV Testing and/or our Prevention Education Program Click Here
Skilled Nursing/Hospice
The residential medical program at SAAF is one of a kind not only in Texas, but across much of the nation. The staff provide exceptional nursing care to a population in need.Read More
Latest News
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HIV EDUCATOR POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
March 02 2010
The HIV Educator will assist the Director of Education in providing HIV prevention education to the public. The HIV Educator will also be in charge of the department in the absence of the Director of Education.
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LBSW/CASE MANAGER POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
February 19 2010
The LBSW Case Manager ensures that her/his assigned residential and outside clients receive a coordinated range of client-centered services linking clients and family members with health care, psychosocial and other services through the assistance of Unit staff. The LBSW Case Manager reports to the Director of Case Management.
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February 10 2010
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