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There is risk of becoming infected with STI &/or HIV as a result of sexual assault.

With our community’s help, these people are receiving the care necessary to keep themselves and their community healthy and safe.

We’re proud to announce another sitcom star and Fort Wayne native as our celebrity guest: Mr. Dan Butler.

There are two ways we’re getting closer to halting new cases of HIV and ending the AIDS epidemic once and for all: U=U and PrEP.

Executive Director, Jeff Markley, vacated his Fort Wayne office for a couple weeks this July for a more exotic workspace: Nairobi, Kenya!

This year’s AIDS Walk, which took place May 11th at Parkview Field, was one for the record books!

Learn more about Kandace and her past 22 years with the agency through an interview with Executive Director, Jeff Markley.

This year marks the 23rd annual Northeast Indiana AIDS Walk and is one of the largest fundraisers for the Northeast Indiana Positive Resource Connection.

We wanted to take this time to showcase the amazing individuals and organizations of our community who supported us in 2018.

This article, written by Dr. Deborah McMahan, is scanned directly from Volume 16, Issue 4 of Fort Wayne Medicine Quarterly.

Over 80% of our HIV-positive clients have achieved an undetectable viral load through participation and treatment in our Care Coordination program.

Knowing your HIV status is a vital step towards receiving the care you need to keep yourself, your partners and your community healthy and safe.

“People with HIV are people first,” says Sara Siefert, Director of Client Services. 

The instant a needle punctures the skin can be detrimental to a person’s health—not just because of the drug it might be carrying, but because of who might have used it before.

This October, some of northeast Indiana's finest are putting on their dancing shoes to support Positive Resource Connection during the 30th annual Dinner Dance.

In the world of HIV, is being undetectable the new “HIV negative”? The virus has not been eliminated even though it’s not detectable.

Hold on to your hard-hats! The PRC is busting walls, moving doors, and upgrading the guts of our office!

Vanessa Hicks has been with the PRC for 11 years, and for the past six, she has been the organization’s Special Populations Support Specialist (SPSS) working with people living with HIV and substance abuse issues.  

Twenty-two years and countless steps later, the Northeast Indiana AIDS Walk is one of the largest fundraisers for Positive Resource Connection.

Relationships. Partnerships. Collaborations.  For me it’s all about connections.

One of the most exciting topics in HIV today is how pharmaceutical treatment has become prevention of HIV.