Street Works operates from the heart of the inner city on a bare-bones budget, with almost all of the proceeds going to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS in the city's core. Thank you to everyone who attended our biggest fundraising event of the year—the 2nd Annual Benefit Gala—to support a great cause and learn more about how we serve Nashville's most at-risk population.
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Street Works' mission is to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and to provide care and support services for those infected and affected through outreach, education, and advocacy in communities of greatest risk.
Street Works shall serve as the leading community advocate by empowering and inspiring those infected with HIV/AIDS towards self-sufficiency and hope. Street Works shall also increase HIV/AIDS awareness, compassion, and understanding of those not infected in the community.
Operates from 10AM - 6PM for individuals that seek assistance and counseling. On-call 24 hours.
An aggressive approach to administer HIV/AIDS prevention education and care on the inner-city streets of Nashville.
Tennessee Department of Health
Ryan White Community HIV/AIDS Partnership
Ryan White CARE Act Title II Emerging Communities, Minority AIDS Initiatives Program
Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA)
University of Tennessee College of Social Work (Nashville)
Meharry Medical College
GlaxoSmithKline
United Way (Partner Agency)
Street Works is a 501(c)(3) agency.