Black Care in Health Care

This is a round table for black health care workers who work with various populations within health care.  This first gathering will be with persons who work with families in grief.  The mobilizer will choose topics that allow for thoughtful discovery of strategies to support families as well as self-care. This event is during the lunch time and a meal …

Food For Health

Our next scheduled AHFcares Food for Health Pop‑Up Pantry will take place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 11:00 am at Ascension Lutheran Church. We look forward to serving our community safely and effectively.

The Reunion Project SC

AHF Events

The Reunion Project, an alliance of HIV long-term survivors, is excited to host its upcoming two-day community convening, The Reunion Project South Carolina: Stories of Strength: Legacies of Love. This free, peer-led convening will feature engaging workshops, community discussions, and educational sessions focused on the health, wellness, and lived experiences of people aging and living with HIV. The event will …

ASK ME ABOUT U=U/U=U University Workshop

Ending the Epidemics SC, along with the Prevention Access Campaign and the South Carolina Department of Public Health, is pleased to share that U=U University Training will be offered in South Carolina on August 27, 2026. Target Audiences: Community Health Workers, Case Managers, Patient Navigators, HIV Testers and Outreach Workers, Peer and Community Educators, Public Health and Prevention Program Staff, and …

Pure Heat Community Festival – Atlanta Black Pride

Atlanta Black Pride Weekend is a week-long celebration of Black LGBTQIA+ pride, culture, community, health, and empowerment. AHF will be participating in the Pure Heat Community Festival on Sunday, connecting with the community and reinforcing the message that Now More Than Ever, HIV awareness, prevention, testing, and access to care remain essential.

Food For Health

Food insecurity in rural Georgia is an accelerating crisis, affecting roughly 43% of rural families. Driven by long distances to grocery stores, limited reliable transportation, and high living costs, rural hunger often remains hidden. Nearly half of affected residents earn too much to qualify for federal aid.  Key Causes of Rural Hunger Geographic Isolation: Grocery stores are often 10 to …