HIV Anonymous is a 501(c)(3) public charity.  We need volunteers.  We need a webmaster, literature and graphics designer, grant writer, and a team of committed individuals.  As we receive more funding many of these volunteer positions will become paid services (work out of your home office).  Join our team--volunteer.

Reggie Smith is the Vice President of HIV Anonymous. Here is a link to his latest video and web site CURE AIDS NOW.

Visit our bulletin board and get support from people on conventional, alternative, and holistic treatment.  We have almost 100 people a day visit our bulletin board (and we need you to post).

HIV Anonymous is a global network that offers unbiased support to people infected with, affected by, or at risk for HIV/AIDS.

There is a dire need to remove the stigma and face the fears and ignorance surrounding HIV/AIDS. Our fellowship is helping to reduce the prejudice and discrimination against HIV/AIDS-affected individuals.

HIV Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who are committed to a way of life that will help fight the spread of HIV.

If you want what we have to offer, and are willing to take certain steps... proceed.

We are not here to change you. We are not here to segregate or impose a particular belief system upon you. However, if you feel remorse that you have transmitted HIV to another person, or if you are concerned that your behavior could spread HIV, or maybe you just want to fellowship with other people who are living in balance and harmony with HIV and AIDS. If you share these feelings, then HIV Anonymous is for you.

There are many websites on HIV and AIDS. There are thousands of sources telling you what to do and what not to do. Some sources claim that HIV causes AIDS and others claim that it does not. We at HIV Anonymous do not get caught up in scientific contention.

We have experienced too much suffering. We have seen too many broken hearts and too many people die to take one side in an unresolved scientific debate and engage in high-risk behavior.  We also emphasize Prevention for Positives, which includes prevention challenges specific to people already infected with HIV, such as re-infection with resistant strains of HIV, infection with TB and STD's, denial of risk, and psychosocial issues.

The choice to take medication for HIV or AIDS is a decision that left to each individual.

We at HIV Anonymous share a few common goals:

1. We take care of ourselves spiritually, physically, mentally, and emotionally.

2. We abstain from high-risk behavior.

3. We accept people as they are and believe that harm reduction is a step in the right direction.

3. We try to carry this message of hope to others.

We have Meeting Starter Packs for already existing HIV meetings, and for new groups of interested people willing to follow the 12 Traditions of HIV Anonymous. The Meeting Starter Packs include HIV Anonymous Positive Attitudes Workbooks, Meeting Guidelines, Meeting Formats, Literature Packs (and soon, Newcomer Chips, and all Acknowledgement Tokens).

The Joy of Sharing

"Life will take on new meaning. To watch people recover, to see them help others, to watch loneliness vanish, to see a fellowship grow up about you, to have a host of friends--this is an experience you must not miss. We know you will not want to miss it. Frequent contact with newcomers and with each other is the bright spot of our lives."
c.1976, Alcoholics Anonymous, p.  89

From "The Keys of the Kingdom:"

"Working together, sharing our experiences with one another, and also sharing a mutual trust, understanding and love--without strings, without obligation--we acquire relationships that are unique and priceless."
c. 1976, Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 312

In Memory of Bill Wilson & Dr. Bob, The Founders of Alcoholics Anonymous.