Unity Wellness Center

Dr. Charlene Flash highlights the importance of talking to female patients about PrEP too. Sexual health should be a conversation to be had with patients so that they get that knowledge they need to protect themselves.

Talk with Your Female Patients About PrEP Too Dr. Charlene Flash highlights the importance of talking to female p...

Understanding credit doesn’t have to be difficult. Credit Jenga makes learning fun while helping you explore the credit system and build a strong foundation for your financial future. Join us for an interactive session, lunch provided, and leave with practical tools you can use right away.

In partnership with Cadence Bank and the Community Market, join Lee County LITERACY COALITION on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 11:30 AM - Community Market, 1606 First Avenue, Opelika, AL.

Come learn, connect, and strengthen your financial confidence. Bring a friend and make it a meaningful midday break.

Register: 334-705-0001 or https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHZUuO7pJ8aNNfY2aopPecAeEsPfanWx1bdYOpkXgQBb-XzA/viewform

Via The Reunion Project ❤️

"I was diagnosed in September of 1993 at the age of 43.

"If someone had told me then that I would still be here more than three decades later, sharing my story, I don’t know if I would have believed them."

To read Denise's story in full, visit bit.ly/LTSAwareness2026

"I was diagnosed in September of 1993 at the age of 43.

"If someone had told me then that I would still be here more than three decades later, sharing my story, I don’t know if I would have believed them."

To read Denise's story in full, visit bit.ly/LTSAwareness2026

45 years after the first AIDS diagnosis was reported, HIV long-term survivor Tom Duane honors loss, resilience, activism, and hope for ending AIDS.

"That history matters. Our history matters.

It matters because younger generations deserve to know HIV is not just a pharmaceutical commercial featuring smiling, attractive, multi-cultural people at picnics and dinner dates. It is also courage, rage, fear, mourning, love, terror, endurance, and an entire generation shaped by loss.

This June 5, HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day asks us to remember all of it. And to remember that, with all the medical advances: U=U, PrEP, the many choices when it comes to the prevention and care regarding HIV, the AIDS crisis is not over."

via POZ Magazine

Forty-Five Years Later: The Strange Grace of Being a Long-Term HIV Survivor 45 years after AIDS was first reported, HIV long-term survivor Tom Duane honors loss, resilience, activism, and hope for ending AIDS.

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis shares with us that pre-exposure prophylaxis is such big new and a great advance that allows individuals to have control and have options for protection. This video is a joint production of KFF's Greater Than HIV and CDC's Let's Stop HIV Together.

What are the criteria for PrEP medication? Dr. Demetre Daskalakis explains that not everyone is going to feel ...

Happening this Sunday with the PRF Institute!

Homeownership requires preparation, structure, and clarity about the process.

Join the Financial Readiness Clinic (Opelika) for “Proven Pathways to Homeownership,” a free live Zoom webinar designed to help individuals and families understand how to move toward buying a home with confidence.

Topics include:
• How the home buying process works
• What lenders typically evaluate
• Practical steps toward readiness

📅 Sunday, June 7
⏰ 6:00–7:00 PM (EDT)
💻 Live on Zoom
🎟 Free to Attend

Register here: https://bit.ly/425HMCM

Hosted by PRF Teaching Ministry.

Homeownership requires preparation, structure, and clarity about the process.

Join the Financial Readiness Clinic (Opelika) for “Proven Pathways to Homeownership,” a free live Zoom webinar designed to help individuals and families understand how to move toward buying a home with confidence.

Topics include:
• How the home buying process works
• What lenders typically evaluate
• Practical steps toward readiness

📅 Sunday, June 7
⏰ 6:00–7:00 PM (EDT)
💻 Live on Zoom
🎟 Free to Attend

Register here: https://bit.ly/425HMCM

Hosted by PRF Teaching Ministry.

Our Director, Tracy, attended the annual 340B conference in Houston, Texas, last week! The 340B Drug Pricing Program, enacted in 1992, is a federal lifeline that allows healthcare providers to purchase medications at significant discounts. For HIV clinics, these savings generate critical revenue used to fund medical care and vital support services that help our patients. Ultimately, this program helps clinics keep life-saving medications affordable and accessible to the communities that need them most.

We're so grateful for this program and the 340B-eligible pharmacies (including Walgreens and Curant Health) we work with that help so many of our patients access affordable medication!

Via NMAC

This is a must-read. ⬇️

Harold Phillips, NMAC’s CEO, and Doug Wirth, President and CEO of Amida Care, just published a powerful joint op-ed in POZ Magazine — and they’re not holding back!

For long-term HIV survivors, Medicaid isn’t a policy debate. It’s the reason they’re still alive. And right now, it’s under threat.

They put it best:

“Ending HIV is not just a scientific goal. It is a moral and economic one. It demands confronting the systems that shape who gets care, who stays in care, and who is left behind. Medicaid is central to that effort. Weakening it does not reduce costs; it shifts them — onto communities, providers, and ultimately, human lives.”

45 years in, the fight isn’t over.

This is a must-read. ⬇️

Harold Phillips, NMAC’s CEO, and Doug Wirth, President and CEO of Amida Care, just published a powerful joint op-ed in POZ Magazine — and they’re not holding back!

For long-term HIV survivors, Medicaid isn’t a policy debate. It’s the reason they’re still alive. And right now, it’s under threat.

They put it best:

“Ending HIV is not just a scientific goal. It is a moral and economic one. It demands confronting the systems that shape who gets care, who stays in care, and who is left behind. Medicaid is central to that effort. Weakening it does not reduce costs; it shifts them — onto communities, providers, and ultimately, human lives.”

45 years in, the fight isn’t over.

🏠💼 Your next opportunity doesn't require a commute — or a compromise.

Join the Goodwill Virtual Career Center for a FREE Work From Home Virtual Hiring Event and connect face-to-face (virtually!) with employers who are hiring right now.

📅 June 11, 2026 | 11AM – 2PM EST –– ⏰ Registration closes June 10

✅ 200+ openings available
✅ Remote, hybrid & in-person roles
✅ Real-time employer chats
✅ On-the-spot interviews — come ready!

Top employers joining us: USAJobs | Globe Life | Concentrix
Flexible work that fits your life is out there. Let's find it together. 💙

📲 Register now → goodwillsr.org/virtual-services

Before starting or returning to school, it is important to evaluate your health status. Your physical and emotional health are your first priority. It may be a good idea to talk with your healthcare providers to assess your physical readiness. They can answer any questions or concerns you might have about how starting a new challenge like school or training may affect your health.

Learn more at the link below! via The Well Project - HIV and women

Moving Forward, Living with HIV: Considering Education or Training Today, women living with HIV of all ages are changing their lives with education. Learn about many different types of programs and how to access them.