Nebraska AIDS Project

About Nebraska AIDS Project
Nebraska AIDS Project leads the community in the fight to overcome HIV/AIDS and its stigma through education, support services and advocacy.

Programs & Services Offered

NAP facilitates community outreach programs that result in getting new populations in for testing to know their status.
NAP provides free HIV testing, STI testing with bilingual capability.
NAP operates a FREE PrEP program for people who are interested in accessing a daily medication that protects from an HIV infection - even if an exposure occurs.
Education & Outreach identifies and targets at-risk populations and serves their need to get tested.
HIV and STD risk-reduction programs are offered.
Mental health services are available for individuals and family members or partners.
Support groups are in place to help persons living with HIV/AIDS or anyone affected by HIV/AIDS.
NAP advocates to advance policy for the benefit of those living with HIV/AIDS.
Case management provides direct client services and outreach programs to assist those living with HIV/AIDS to maintain adherence to effective medical treatment and provide essentials such as personal care items and ongoing monitoring of needs for clients served.

Did You Know?

More than 2,500 cases of HIV/AIDS have been identified in Nebraska. Nationwide, this number is more than 1.2 million.

You Can Help

$25 provides our agency with the ability to distribute 31 “safe sex” kits.
$50 provides transportation to medical appointments for 12 individuals.
$100 provides free and confidential testing to 10 individuals.
$200 provides prevention education and outreach to 100 at-risk youth.
$250 provides moving expenses and housing supplies to one individual.

Dollars at Work

1,100 people received support through case management.
More than 2,500 people received free HIV testing and education.
150 people received PrEP at a free or reduced cost.
75-100 people attended a support group.

Nebraska AIDS Project

State Office

Lincoln Office

west central office