How Grady’s Ponce Center is Fighting for HIV/AIDS Care

Grady has been on the front lines of the fight against HIV/AIDS since the earliest days of the epidemic – our world-renowned Ponce De Leon Center opened in 1986. Today, more than 11,500 patients rely upon us for treatment and prevention services, and that number continues to grow.

No one should suffer from this terrible disease. Fortunately, we have the tools to end the epidemic, but we cannot do it without your help. Changes in federal funding have created a critical and substantial gap between Grady’s available funding and what is required to ensure we can continue reaching everyone who needs our services. Your donation today will provide patients with the medical care they need to treat their symptoms, achieve viral suppression or remain HIV-negative.

We hope you’ll take a moment to hear from Eric Paul Leue, Grady’s vice president of HIV services, about the impact of Grady’s work and why it is so important to join this fight.

 Together, we can end the HIV/AIDS epidemic.  We hope you will join us today.