Part of good care for HIV and AIDS clients is access to healthy, nutritious, and delicious meals and grocery choices. Often clients do not have the resources or the ability to buy groceries or prepare nutritious meals for themselves. The Food For Friends (FFF) Program has been supplying groceries, household/personal care products, and Home Delivered Meals to clients and their families in the greater New Orleans area for over two decades. Our pantry on Tulane Ave. allows easy access for hundreds of clients visiting the clinic and other services to select their choices of groceries, household products, and personal care items each month, distributing over 180,000 pounds of product annually to clients and their families in need. Our home delivered meals are delivered weekly to the client’s home.

Come talk to a peer who understands what you are going through. Whether you need emotional support, help with adherence to your medication, or maybe just someone to listen to you, a peer can make it easier for you to deal with your day-to-day struggles with HIV/AIDS. Whether it’s to use the phone, access the internet, work out in the gym or just to speak to a member of the peer support staff, we are here for you! Peer support can also help you become more familiar with CrescentCare and the services it provides by setting up a New Client Orientation for you—even if you are not new to the agency.