Why HIV/AIDS Housing?

Housing is healthcare. Housing results in improved health outcomes with the majority of people living with HIV/AIDS
Housing is prevention. With treatment, infectivity is reduced by 96%.
Housing is desperately needed. In Atlanta, about 3,000 housing units are needed for those affected by HIV. Our 168 units represent 65% of the available permanent supportive HIV housing.

Success For Our Children

Jerusalem House is Atlanta’s oldest and largest provider of permanent housing for Atlanta’s low-income and homeless individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. More than 100 children live in Jerusalem House programs. We provide them with the tools they need to succeed – like stable housing, tutoring, and school supplies.

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Thank you Volunteers!

The courtyard at the Family Program has been transformed by the hard work of many volunteer groups over many months. Click here to see!