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SERVICE PLANNING AREAS (SPAs) for LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Frequently Asked Questions:
  • Case Management: What Agency Should I Contact? Los Angeles County is divided into eight Service Planning Areas or SPAs. Each Service Planning Area has an HIV/AIDS case management organization designated by the County to provide services in that area. A person who lives in Los Angeles County would first determine which SPA he or she lives in, and would then contact the agency that serves their area. CLICK HERE or on the link below to see a map of the Service Planning Areas of Los Angeles County:


  • FIND WHAT YOU NEED FAST!:
  The quickest way to find services for Case Management and other HIV/AIDS services in Los Angeles County is to use HIVLA.org. This online directory contains over 1,300 listings of HIV/AIDS services and providers in 38 categories, including Case Management, Housing, and many more. HIVLA.org is easy to use and is in both English and Spanish. CLICK HERE to go there now.

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