It’s not difficult to remember a time we felt isolated. Lonely. For most of us, that is a temporary feeling.
We reach out, open up, and are accepted.
For those with HIV or AIDS, fear of repercussions intensifies those feelings.
"I would never have made it this far without you all. I can't begin to tell you how safe and loved
I felt when I came out of surgery and you were there." Mary’s heartfelt words were repeated many times through
her several hospital stays. People with compromised immune systems are susceptible to numerous health issues.
Besides HIV, Mary is battling an aggressive lung cancer. AIM has journeyed with her as family.
AIM is committed to helping people living with HIV/AIDS by providing
nutritional, emotional and spiritual support. We offer community, dignity and hope.
AIM's services include counseling, pastoral care, a food pantry,
fellowship dinners, and educational events. We lend a human touch to help dispel fear and isolation.
AIM is the only local AIDS agency that provides counseling.
We need you to make our team complete.
Let's create a community! Please click the "Contact" menu to get connected.

August 2010 News
NEW! Volunteer Orientation Scheduled for Aug 18th.
- Place - The AIM Office, 850 Barret Ave, Suite 305
- Date - Wednesday, Aug 18, 6 pm to 7 pm
- Please call Connie Gumlaw at 502-396-3521 to sign up.
Join the AIM team for the Louisville AIDS Walk on Sept 26th.
- Place - The Belvedere on the Riverfront
- Date - Sunday, Sept 26, 2 pm to 5 pm
- Please click the "Contact" menu to sign up.
Our vision is to generate a greater understanding of HIV/AIDS.
- We AIM to eliminate the stigma of living with HIV/AIDS.
- We AIM to increase compassion and volunteer support. The number of helpers
involved now is small compared to the numbers we believe are possible.
- We AIM to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS through education.
Link to Bullock Consulting