Client Services
Title IV Network
Established in 1989, the Title IV Network provides services to HIV + women, children, adolescents and their affected family members which reduce barriers to care through a network of both funded and unfunded service providers.
Through outreach and case finding, individuals are identified and linked to HIV testing services and HIV care and support services. Our intensive Family Centered case management services are offered through a network of providers in both the Capital Region and the Mid-Hudson Region. In the Capital District, Family Centered Case Management Services are available through Albany Medical Center AIDS Program, the Albany Medical Center Maternal /Child and Adolescent Treatment Program, Whitney M Young CHEER Program and the AIDS Council of Northeastern New York, Schenectady office and in the Mid-Hudson Region through the Mid-Hudson Care Center and Hudson RIver Health Care, Inc: Poukeepsie office.
The Albany Damien Center provides a social drop in center in the city of Albany.
Minority Outreach and case finding is provided through the Capital District African American Coalition on AIDS in the Arbor Hill section of the city of Albany and in Fulton and Montgomery Counties through Centro Civico of Amsterdam.
ARCS (AIDS Related Community Resources) provides transportation for eligible clients in the Mid-Hudson Region, through case manager referral.
- Reducing the transmission of HIV from mother to child;
- Promoting consumer involvement;
- Coordinating services and reducing barriers to care;
- Maintaining linkages and collaboration that sustain the operations of the network;
- Providing outreach, case finding and linkage to care for minority communities
