HIV/AIDS Research Guide - Web Sites

Youth

• Camp Heartland
  Camp Heartland is a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to helping children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, by providing recreational opportunities, support, and AIDS education. Camps are held in various locations in the United States.
• Children with AIDS Project
  An organization whose role is to develop a fuller understanding of children, with, and at risk of AIDS, including the medical, psychosocial, legal and financial issues. Their mission is to develop local and national adoptive, foster and family centered care programs that are both effective and compassionate.
• HIV/AIDS Information from Children's Animated Television
  Children's Animated Television (CAT) is a non-profit organization that produces educational videos for children and teenagers. Kids ages 8-12 and their families, learn about contemporary social issues such as diversity, substance abuse and AIDS. Provides many links to other HIV/AIDS resources.
• Just Say Yes
  Just Say Yes is created by the Coalition for Positive Sexuality (CPS), which is a grassroots, not-for-profit, activist organization that promotes a positive attitude towards sexuality for teenagers.
• National Children's Coalition
  The National Children's Coalition was started in 1994 as a central resource and referral center for information on issues and activities centered around American children and teens..
• National HIV/AIDS Network for Children, Youth & Families - Canada
  "The purpose of the National Network is to respond to HIV/AIDS issues by supporting and working with national, regional and local organizations serving children, youth and families. The National Network will bring together organizations and programs so as to promote a comprehensive and coordinated response across Canada. In its efforts, the National Network will aim at providing a voice for children, youth and families living with HIV/AIDS."
• Le Réseau National VIH/SIDA pour les Enfants, Jeunes, et Familles
• Perinatal AIDS
  Information on perinatal AIDS provided by New York Online Access to Health (NOAH), a project of four New York partners who have worked together on a variety of projects for 26 years: The City University of New York, The New York Academy of Medicine, New York Metropolitan Reference and Research Library Agency, and The New York Public Libary.
• Treatment Guidelines
  These Guidelines were developed by several health organizations, including the National Institutes of Health in the United States. There are links to Adult and Adolescent Guidelines, Pediatric Guidelines, and Perinatal Guidelines.