Broward House

To improve the lives of individuals living with or at risk for HIV and other health issues through the provision of high quality services in a loving, caring atmosphere, regardless of the individuals’ financial status

To impact community awareness through the provision of comprehensive prevention and education programs

To maintain the highest level of fiscal responsibility in all areas of service

Broward County Florida's oldest and largest HIV/AIDS community service organization with services including independent and family housing, medical care, case management, assisted living, substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling, transportation and outreach to over 6,000 women, children, men and families.

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BROWARD HOUSE WISH LIST

This is a current list of items needed by Broward House

One Time Purchases:

Barbeque Grill and Outdoor furniture
New Twin Beds and bedroom furniture

On Going Purchases:

Dignity Baskets for new residence:
- NEW Twin comforters / blanket, Twin Sheets, Pillow, Undergarments, Toiletries, Pajama’s, Slippers, Socks (Lg Men mostly)
Toiletries – full size
Art and project supplies for client activities
Bus Passes
Televisions for rooms
Board Games
Reading Glasses
Gift Cards for Sneakers and Basic clothing
Laundry bags

Broward House, Inc. was founded in 1988 by a group of concerned persons who realized that there were critical needs for quality care and support services for Broward County individuals who were HIV positive.

Broward House served its first clients in July 1989 when it opened a fifty two bed assisted living facility in Fort Lauderdale serving Broward residents living with HIV/AIDS. As the needs of the HIV/AIDS community grew and evolved, Broward House responded and developed programs and services to meet those needs.

Today, Broward House has over 11 locations and offers both assisted living and independent family living, medical respite, case management, client advocacy, HIV testing and counseling, street outreach, a variety of education and prevention programs, chemical dependency treatment, mental health therapy, and support groups.

Broward House serves over 6,000 Women, Children, Men and Families living with or at risk for the HIV/AIDS virus.

Broward House is CARF Certified. CARF is the Commission on Accredidation of Rehabilitation Facilities.

CARF is an independent, non profit organization. That means that their focus is on ensuring the services that the public uses meets their needs for quality and best possible outcomes.

CARF reviews and grants accredidation services nationally and internationally on request of a facility or program. Their standards are rigorous, so those services that meet them are the best available.