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The Aliveness Project to get nearly $2 million fund transfer from Rainbow Health to close HIV care gap
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It's been nearly two weeks since Twin Cities-based Rainbow Health suddenly announced it was shutting down due to financial problems.
The closure of the LGBTQ+ and HIV health clinic opens a huge gap in services like housing programs, benefits counseling, legal services and case management.
Many of those services operated with funding from state and local governments, which are now looking for different organizations to run them. The Aliveness Project, another HIV services organization in the Twin Cities, is taking on state contracts to offer financial assistance.
MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke to Matt Toburen, the executive director of The Aliveness Project about how they’re hoping to close the gap in HIV services.
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