History of the Organization...
Background

Full Proof is an urban organization concerned with the lives of people often endangered by drug, alcohol, and tobacco abuse; HIV infection, malnutrition, child abuse, homelessness, too-early and too-frequent pregnancies, and inadequate primary health care. These problems are exacerbated by a lack of community knowledge and a sense of powerlessness. These problems offered a challenge and an opportunity for Full Proof.

Founded in 2004, Full Proof has been forming coalitions, designing and providing community education to individuals, organizations, and faith institutions; and seeking creative and innovative vehicles for delivery of information and services to a community in desperate need.

ince its inception, Full Proof has educated over 1000 men, women, and children about HIV/AIDS prevention, and has led or assisted in the planning and execution of multiple community events.

 
Priorities, organization and public participation
Full Proof exists to provide resources to clergy, laity, and people living with HIV/AIDS, whether infected or affected. Full Proof works to assist faith institutions in becoming caring and safe places for all people. Full Proof provides prevention education, training, facilitation and counseling to individuals and entities in order to impact the rising tide of HIV/AIDS in the community.
 
Full Proof provides the following:
  • Education, including workshops, small group, community forums, worship services, etc. to targeted groups, particularly women and youth
  • Relationship building with clergy and media to increase community awareness and knowledge regarding HIV/AIDS.
  • Advocacy for PLWHA
  • Assistance to faith institutions in starting an HIV/AIDS ministry
  • Worship Resources for faith institutions
Partners
Since its inception, Full Proof has collaborated with many institutions and agencies. Please click here to see a complete list.
 
Education Initiatives
  • Woman to Woman: What Every Sister Must Know About STDs
  • Listen Up for a Change: What Your Teens Wish They Could Tell You - A Workshop for Parents
  • As For Me and My House: How Should People of Faith Respond to AIDS?
  • Youth Rally for Health
  • Teen Talk
  • Clergy and Staff Training
Programs and Services:
  • Full Proof Advocacy Program
  • Full Proof Spiritual Counseling and Support Groups
  • Full Proof Worship Resources 
  • Full Proof Ministry Initiative
  • Benefits & Resources Counseling
  • Information and Referral
Volunteer Programs:
  • Advocates
  • Carnival for Life
  • Youth Rallies for Health
  • Direct Mail
  • Intake
  • Special Events
  • Group Facilitator
  • Volunteer Care