MAUI AIDS FOUNDATION

What We Do

Maui AIDS Foundation provides the following services to the community

• Harm Reduction

• A partner of the Maui Police Department on their Mobile Medical Educational Unit (MMEU), providing free testing, prevention education, Hep-C hygiene kits, support, and linkage to care every Monday across Maui County. This program meets our most vulnerable populations who do not have access to care. Donate a hygiene kit

• Free clinical testing promoting sexual health such as HIV, Hepatitis-C (HCV) and Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea STI Facts

• Comprehensive Case Management for HIV positive individuals including medical insurance enrollment, on-site food pantry, housing assistance, linkage to medical care, dental care, medications, and more  

• MAF is now offering injectable PreP, given every two months rather than the daily pill – an important tool in effort to end the HIV Epidemic LEARN MORE from the FDA

• Prevention education 

• Health insurance enrollment (year-round consultations) make an appointment

• LGBTQIA+ and Mahu programs and support groups 

• Resources and support groups for Mahu and Transgender individuals

• Linkage to mental health services and suicide prevention  

• Community outreach 

• HIV 101 and cultural competency trainings (including Maui Police Department and other community partners)

• Referral system for victims of domestic violence   

• Free testing and education for inmates in MCCC, Maui Community Correctional Center, through our Corrections Program

• A Partner of the Ma’i Movement Hawaii providing sanitary products for those in need

• Collaboration with Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) for administration of Hepatitis A and B vaccinations 

• Free Narcan training fo opioid overdose 

Who We Are

Maui AIDS Foundation (MAF) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) health and social service organization always striving to meet the needs of the Maui County community including but not limited to serving: those incarcerated, those living with Hepatitis and other STIs, people living with HIV, substance use, LGBTQIA+ and Mahu populations, women at-risk and others at-risk, Native Hawaiian communities, and mental illness by promoting wellness and enhancing their quality of life.

Cause Areas

Kupuna, Special Needs, Gender & Equality, Food Insecurity, Housing & Homelessness, Social Services, Health & Wellness, Advocacy, Human Rights

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