Welcome to APO
AIDS Project of the Ozarks (APO) is a non-profit community-based organization serving a 29 county region in southwest Missouri. APO currently serves over 600 clients with HIV/AIDS and their families. Concerned families and friends established the organization as a grass roots entity in 1983. Services include: medical care, case management, education to the general public, and services to persons with HIV infection, their families and significant others in a confidential, caring environment.
News
National HIV/AIDS Testing Day
We will offer walk-in testing on Saturday June 27th for National HIV/AIDS Testing Day at AIDS Project of the Ozarks from noon-4:00 pm and then again that night at APO After Dark from 7:00 pm -11:00 pm.
Noon-4:00 pm APO 1901 E Bennett, Suite D, Springfield, MO
7:00 pm - 11:00 pm APO After Dark; 215 West Olive, Springfield, MO (Downtown)
6th Annual Ozarks Red Ribbon Ride
The 6th annual Ozarks Red Ribbon Ride started with a bang this year, literally! A little thunder, a little rain, and a lot of dedicated riders made this year one to remember. We had 202 cyclists this year which was an expected decrease due to the weather. But by noon the rain was gone and the party was underway. The riders relaxed with lunch and beverages provided by Galloway Station and New Belgium Brewing, prizes were awarded and a Fat Tire bike was auctioned off to the highest bidder. “Big Fat Fun” was had by all!
North Point Church
The wonderful congregation at North Point Church made a substantial contribution to AIDS Project of the Ozarks this year. Please click the link below to watch an amazing video about APO, shot and edited by North Point Church
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ea-rzz6_n8
Our Pantry is Empty
APO relies on the generous contributions of the community to keep our pantry stocked. At the moment our pantry is completely bare. APO typically maintains a pantry stocked with personal care items and house cleaning items that cannot be purchased with food stamps. The pantry is dependent on donations, so supplies are limited and availability varies. Stocking the pantry is a great way for churches, schools, and other groups to assist persons living with HIV in the Ozarks.
