AIDS Athens

AIDS Athens

  • 1376 S Lumpkin St
  • Athens, Georgia
  • 30605

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Cassandra has been employed by AIDS Athens for over 4 years. She has worked in the field of HIV/AIDS since 1988. Building on her degree in Urban Studies from Georgia State University, Cassandra has extensive experience in case management. Recently, Cassandra has assumed a leadership role in addition to her direct services role at AIDS Athens. She adminsters the Housing Opportunity for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) funds for housing assistance and supportive services; provides management assistance to the Executive Director; and provides case management to clients.

Karen joined AIDS Athens in March 2013 as a Case Manager for the Monroe Office, serving clients living in Walton and Barrow Counties. As Case Manager, Karen assists clients to reach their goals of independence and stable housing, coordinates medical care, connects clients to community resources and provides supportive services. Prior to this position, Karen worked for over 4 years as a Case Manager in a Community Mental Health Team in London, England, supporting and counseling people with severe mental health issues.

Justine has been a Case Manager at AIDS Athens for over 5 years. In addition to case management at AIDS Athens, she works in collaboration with the local HIV clinic performing medical case management two days a week. She also conducts prevention and outreach activities within the community. Justine can be contacted to schedule a presentation on HIV/AIDS, a mobile testing event, or an outreach activity. Justine has been recognized for her years of commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS and constantly builds upon her reputation for excellence.

Patrick joined AIDS Athens in 2012 as a Case Manager, collaborating with clients to set and obtain sort and long term goals while assisting with support services. Patrick has been involved in community health education for over 10 years and has facilitated a variety of programs such as peer-education models and male gender norms initiatives. After serving three years in the United States Peace Corps in Namibia as a Community Health HIV AIDS Program Volunteer and Volunteer Leader, Patrick is currently finishing his last semester at Mercer University's Masters of Public Health program.

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