
#18. Siloam’s 3rd Annual Full Court Press For Awareness
Siloam’s 3rd Annual Full Court Press For Awareness
An HIV/AIDs organization that allows you to find friends who understand the challenges of life!
Siloam enriches the well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS by providing a broad range of integrative mind, body and spirit services and programs. Our vision is to support an HIV community that is vibrant, safe, empowered and free from stigma. As well as prevention in youth 13-24 years of age.
Expand your support. No one gets through life alone! Siloam offers one-on-one counseling, a weekly trauma support group and HIV/AIDS support group and the “Man Cave” support group.
Be Proactive with Yoga, chair yoga, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, Tapping, dance movement classes. Energy healing classes such as Tapping, meditation in motion, Motown dance cardio and much more.
Monthly ½ retreat group with Sr. Bernadette Kinniry and MANNA cooking class. Siloam also has 3 incredible Reiki Masters, call and make an appointment for energy healing.
Siloam believes in the science behind COVID-19. We continue all programs online for the protection and safety of our friends. In our Zoom classes, we have people who join in as far away as Rwanda, Africa!
Listen to Sarina DiBianca on Philanthropy in Phocus To Learn About Siloam and The Approach The Organization Takes to Help Those With AIDs and HIV.
Sarina DiBianca, started 26 years ago in the midst of the AIDS pandemic to help with the mind, body, and spiritual wellness of those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Siloam’s 3rd Annual Full Court Press For Awareness
Siloam has been selected as the Winner for the 2022 Philadelphia Awards in the category of Social Services Organization What is the Philadelphia Award Program?
Sarina DiBianca on the Podcast Philanthropy in Phocus talking about HIV stigma and how to break it Sarina DiBianca, started 26 years ago in the
When people enter the Drexel Family Health Center they are given a list of our services. Our website, area clinics and hospitals refer to Siloam. Our services run year round and there are no special requirements for people to benefit. Over 89% of our clients are on Medicaid and live under $25,000 per year. Any marketing materials are used to target this area.
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One-on-one counseling, weekly support sessions with those living with HIV, as well as support sessions for caregivers.
Benefits:
Increased self-esteem
Greater adherence to medical, nutritional and mental health protocols
Acquisition of problem solving, communication, and coping skills addressing issues of disclosure, stigma and negotiating complex systems of care and support
Decreased feelings of isolation and depression
Learn to love oneself
Choice Food Pantry, Massage, Tai Chi, Reiki, Chi Kung, Yoga, Meditation, Reflexology, Healthy Cooking, Chair Yoga, Spirit Dance and Silver Sneakers.
Benefits:
No Healing Can Begin If You’re Hungry
Muscle relaxation
Increased circulation
Released tension
Increased energy flow
Improved balance and focus
Decreased cramping
Decreased edema
Reduced Depression
Benefits:
Improved relationships
Increased self-esteem
Reduction of stress levels
Spirituality
All of us, by nature, are spiritual. It is innate in each of us, regardless of our age, race, religion or non-religion.
Spirituality was in existence since the beginning of creation. Religion came much later, seeking to nurture and celebrate spirituality. Sometimes it does, and sometimes it does not.
Spirituality means relating in ways that are mutually life giving. It embodies and celebrates our inter-connectedness, not only with others, but also with nature, with our very self, with higher power….however one knows that to be, and with those who have gone before us, and those who will come after us.
Spirituality is a lived experience, a conscious involvement in the project of life integration via self-transcendence toward the ultimate value one perceives.
Spirituality’s ultimate purpose is integration, ever in ways that are mutually life-giving.