Triad Health Project is a community partner committed to radical care and an equitable future free from HIV. Through prevention, education, support services, and advocacy, we help people access the resources they need while working to dismantle the stigma and systemic barriers that impact health and wellbeing.
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Our Mission
Triad Health Project promotes sexual health and justice through radical care, love, and equity while working to free our community from HIV, its stigma, and root causes.
Our Vision
A future free from HIV, where everyone has access to the care, support, education, and resources they need to thrive.
Our Funding
Triad Health Project is supported through individual donors, foundation and corporate contributions, federal and state grants, and local government funding. THP is also proud to be a member agency of the United Way of Greater Greensboro and the United Way of Greater High Point.
All eligible THP programs and services are provided free of charge.
Our Values
Radical Care
We believe everyone deserves compassionate, affirming support without judgment. We meet people where they are and center humanity in everything we do.
Equity & Justice
Health is shaped by more than medicine. We work to address the stigma, discrimination, and systemic barriers that impact our community’s wellbeing.
Community
THP was built by community, for community. We believe lasting change happens through connection, trust, and showing up for one another.
Access
Everyone deserves access to healthcare, prevention tools, education, and supportive services regardless of income, identity, or circumstance.
Our History
Triad Health Project began in 1986 as a grassroots response to the HIV/AIDS crisis, founded by fourteen friends determined to care for one another during a time of fear, barriers, and widespread discrimination.
What started as a community effort has grown into one of the largest AIDS service organizations in North Carolina. While HIV treatment and prevention have evolved over the decades, our commitment to compassionate, community-centered care has remained the same.
Today, THP serves the Triad through Case Management, HIV/STI testing, Education and Prevention Outreach, our Higher Ground day center, and our client food pantry. With a culturally diverse staff of 13 and over three hundred volunteers, we continue working toward a future where everyone can access care, support, and dignity.