These are various programs, services, or support provided to individuals or families to help them meet their housing-related expenses, with the goal of ensuring that people have access to safe and affordable housing. These programs aim to address housing affordability issues, reduce homelessness, and ensure that individuals and families have access to safe and stable housing. The client may apply for assistance through the DEFA Program.

A system in which individuals or families in need of food assistance are directed to a food bank or provided with vouchers that can be redeemed for food items. The overall goal of food bank referrals/vouchers is to provide temporary support to individuals and families facing food insecurity, helping them meet their nutritional needs during challenging times. AFSP provides clients with emergency food vouchers (when available). This includes food bank referrals and food bank deliveries.

AFSP assists individuals interested in pursuing employment. Which includes CV writing, preparation for interviews, and how to search for jobs. Clients are also linked to the Philadelphia Career Link Center for job training and open employment opportunities. The overall aim of this program is to empower individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to secure employment.

AFSP provides services to persons living with HIV and educates them about HIV medications and adherence to prescribed treatment regimens. This aligns with broader public health goals of preventing the spread of HIV, promoting community well-being, and addressing the social and medical challenges associated with HIV/AIDS.

Individuals in need of mental health or substance abuse treatment are linked to appropriate mental health resources. The overall goal is to help individuals access mental health services. This service is essential in addressing the complex challenges associated with mental health and substance use, promoting recovery, and improving the overall quality of life for individuals affected by these issues.

Clients enrolled in our 340B Pharmaceutical Program pay no copayments on medications that a discreetly delivered to the client's home every month and/or as needed. Clients with health insurance are enrolled in the SPBP to cover the cost of their medication coverage.

AFSP focuses on linking clients with a board-certified in internal medicine (IM) with a subspecialty in infectious disease (ID). The overarching goal is to create a seamless and effective pathway from the identification of health needs to the provision of necessary medical care, ultimately promoting better health outcomes for clients and communities.

AFSP offers monthly support groups in a safe space where individuals come together to share their experiences, challenges, and emotional support related to a common theme and shared interest. This allows for the development of a supportive community, fostering connections among participants who can offer empathy, understanding, and encouragement to one another.