List of HIV-related resources:
Mississippi

October 2007

State AIDS Hotline—Mississippi
Tel: 800-489-7670 (within MS)
601-576-7723 (outside MS)

Mississippi Department of Public Health
570 East Woodrow Wilson, Suite 350
PO Box 1700
Jackson, MS 39215
Tel: 601-576-7723 or 800-826-2961 (AIDS Hotline)
Web: www.msdh.state.ms.us or www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/14,0,150.html (HIV-specific)
Services: Offers statewide program run by Ryan White coordinator, IV therapy and aerosolized pentamidine for medically or chronically dependent HIV/AIDS patients in their homes and housing assistance.

1-2-1 Haven House
121 College Street
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
Tel: 601-450-4286
Web: www.121havenhouse.org
Eml: service@121havenhouse.org
Services: Provides transitional housing for persons living with HIV/AIDS, support groups for families and friends, learning coping skills and making the transition back to a normal living situation and also provides referrals to medical services, support groups for HIV/AIDS, substance abuse and related areas, assistance with obtaining federal and state government benefits.

807 Clinic
807 Monroe Street
Vicksburg, MS 39180
Tel: 601-636-4356
Services: Offers early intervention, case management, transportation assistance and dental referrals.

Building Bridges
2147 Henry Hill Drive, Suite 206
Jackson, MS 39204
Tel: 866-922-0100 (toll-free) or 601-922-0100
Services: Provides education services and training for people infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS, support groups, food boxes, clothing, transportation, free HIV testing/counseling and referrals.

Central Mississippi Circle of Care
350 West Woodrow Wilson, Suite 751
Jackson, MS 39213
Tel: 601-815-1323
Services: Ryan White Title IV Services for women, children and youth.

DePorres Health Center
411 Poplar Street
Marks, MS 38646
Tel: 662-326-9232
Eml: abalconis@pol.net
Services: Title II Family medical care.

Greater Meridian Health Clinic
2701 Davis Street
Meridian, MS 39301
Tel: 601-693-0148 (office), 601-693-0118 (clinic), or 601-693-0118 (emergency)
Services: Title III Family medical care, dental care and pediatric care. In-house laboratory, pharmacy and X-ray, medicaid screening, patient education and social services and maternity services.

HIV Ministries
14026 Lori Place
Gulfport, MS 39503
Tel: 228-832-8007
Web: www.HIVMinistries.org
Eml: hivno@aol.com
Services: Offering counseling, needs assessments, financial assistance, HIV/AIDS education, spiritual guidance and home/hospital/jail visitation. "We serve all people with HIV/AIDS without regard to race, sex, religion or sexual preference."

Jefferson Comprehensive Health Center
PO Box 98
225 Community Drive
Fayette, MS 39069
Tel: 601-786-3475
Services: Family medical care, dental care, nutrition services, family planning, pharmacy, home health, laboratory and x-ray, immunizations, pediatric care and transportation.

Magnolia Medical Clinic
1411 Strong Avenue
Greenwood, MS 38930
Tel: 662-459-1207
Services: Ryan White Title III family medical care.

My Brother's Keeper
735 Avignon Drive, #1
Ridgeland, MS 39157
Tel: 601-898-0955
Fax: 601-898-0611
Web: www.mbk-inc.org
Services: Provides capacity building, technical assistance, HIV prevention, and leadership skills in the African American and Hispanic communities.

Sharp Family Care Center
101 Hospital Drive
Tylertown, MS 39667
Tel: 601-876-4926
Services: Family medical care, dental care, perinatal, gynecology, pediatrics, family planning, preventive and diagnostic laboratory, mental health and home health referrals, Non-invasive cardiology procedures, selected gastronomy procedures, physician home visits (selected cases) and a satellite clinic in Columbia, MS.

Southeast Mississippi Rural Health Initiative
66 Old Airport Road
Hattiesburg, MS 39403
Tel: 601-545-8700
Services: Offering Titles III and IV family medical care, obstetric/gynecology services and pediatric services.

South Mississippi AIDS Task Force
2756 Fernwood Road
Biloxi, MS 39531
Tel: 228-385-1214 or 800-826-2961 (hotline)
Eml: smatf@aol.com
Services: Offers legal assistance, housing assistance, transitional housing, support groups, counseling and a 24-hour hotline.