
ABOUT US
The Philadelphia AIDS Consortium (TPAC)
d.b.a.
World Health Care Infrastructures (WHCI)

The Philadelphia AIDS Consortium (TPAC)
d.b.a.
World Health Care Infrastructures (WHCI)
TPAC/WHCI is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Our mission is to ensure the availability and coordination of comprehensive and integrative health and support services to individuals who experience:
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Lack of affordable healthcare
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Challenges navigating the systems
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HIV infections
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Transgender issues
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Sexually transmitted infections
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Behavioral health challenges
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COVID-19
Over 30
Over 200
countries
served
patients
treated
Over 400
clients
in two years
90%
revenues to direct services
Our Services

Mental Health
We provide individual counseling, therapy and mental evaluation sessions which are mostly for victims of crimes in the progress of applying for U-Visa and T-visa and asylum. We also facilitate the following support groups :
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Trans-Formation project for the transgender, gender non-conforming and gender variants communities (in English)
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Victims of crimes (in Spanish)
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Men support group (in Spanish)
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Mental health support (in English & Spanish)

Medical Care
Our medical clinic is staffed with Doctor David Agosto, a nurse practitioner and Dr. Helena Kwakwa, the director of Infectious Diseases of Philadelphia Department of Public Health. We provide primary care for immigrants, people with HIV/AIDS and special need communities. These include:
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Immigrants with uninsured and under-insured care
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Medication for those in the 340 B program
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Access to special needs community services
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emergency food program
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Testing
We offer STI testing services using rapid testing technology for the following infections:
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HIV
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Hepatitis C
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Chlamydia
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Gonorrhea
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Syphilis
We also provide testing and linkage to Care Certification Program and Sexual Violence and HIV Certification.

The trauma that our clients experience is deep- rooted. But here they find a place to talk about it.