Clare Housing is an innovative leader of supportive housing for people living with HIV/AIDS. We have been providing housing for over 30 years. During the past decade, we have grown from housing 8 people to over 200.
Using access to affordable supportive housing as our foundation, we provide more dedicated housing to people living with and affected by HIV than anyone else in the state of Minnesota. Why does housing matter for people living with HIV?
Put simply, housing equals healthcare. Housing provides the stable environment needed to help people successfully manage the illness. An average of 90% of our residents have an undetectable amount of HIV in their bloodstream. Compare that to around 60% for the state of Minnesota and only 30% for the United States!
Not only does getting people to “undetectable” help the individual person live a better life, it saves tax-payers money that would otherwise be spent on costly emergency room visits, AND it is crucial to stopping the spread of HIV. People with an undetectable amount of HIV are drastically less likely to spread the virus to others.
Dr. Jeff Flynn, MD at North Memorial Hospital says it best, “What Clare Housing is doing is working. What we need to do is more of it.”
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