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A person who wishes to become a client of ACCM must schedule an appointment for an intake with the Case Manager. An intake is a meeting in which the Case Manager finds out more about the potential client’s background and needs. New clients are given an opportunity to talk about their physical and emotional well-being, as well as their interests in becoming members of ACCM. This is also a time for prospective clients to find out more about the organization, as well as its services and programs. ACCM clients are comprised individuals infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS. While the majority of our services and programs focus on the needs of the HIV+ individual, partners, families and friends can also receive support from ACCM by becoming a client. Once an individual has become a client, the Case Manager is there to follow up on his/her progress and make sure that the client is aware of resources in the community and health and social services network. The Case Manager is a good person to talk to if you’re having problems, can’t find answers to questions about the virus, or are looking for a specific kind of service or resource at any time during their membership at ACCM. All information is kept strictly confidential. If you feel that joining ACCM would
be a good move for you, contact the Case
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