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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.

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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.
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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.
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latinoaids.org
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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a New York-based community organization focused on fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community, operating with a small staff of 11-50 employees and an active public website.

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HIV/AIDS prevention, community health services, public health advocacy, health education programs, Latino health outreach
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1Racial & Ethnic Justice Organizations
CodeBPAGAFACPrimaryYes
2Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations
CodeBPAGAFABPrimaryNo
3Immigrant & Refugee Rights Advocacy
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NAICS code3 codes
  • Individual and Family Services6241
  • Human Rights Organizations813311
  • Civic and Social Organizations813410
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Social Services8300
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Public Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that fights the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community through prevention, education, advocacy, and community-based health services. It serves as a culturally and linguistically focused resource for Latino individuals and families affected by or at risk of HIV/AIDS, primarily operating out of New York.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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NYC-based community health center specializing in LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS care. Comparable as a NYC peer delivering HIV/AIDS services and related community health programs, with a focus on marginalized populations.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-based nonprofit Medicaid special-needs health plan dedicated to people affected by HIV/AIDS. Comparable NYC peer with HIV/AIDS-focused mission serving vulnerable populations, including Latinos.

TypeDirect peer
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Regional HIV/AIDS services, advocacy, and grantmaking organization in Chicago. Directly comparable as a community-based HIV/AIDS nonprofit serving a major metro area, though regionally focused rather than NYC-based.

TypeEmerging player
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Smaller Latino-focused organization addressing HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and immigration. Comparable mission overlap with the Commission, particularly in serving Latino LGBTQ+ populations at risk of HIV.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large global HIV/AIDS nonprofit providing prevention, testing, treatment, and advocacy. Closely aligned mission of HIV/AIDS service delivery and policy advocacy for affected populations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

National HIV/AIDS-focused intermediary that funds and convenes community-based HIV organizations. Directly comparable as a peer in the HIV/AIDS community response ecosystem, though operating more as a funder/intermediary than a direct service provider.

TypeDirect peer
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National Latino-focused nonprofit supporting Hispanic communities through health, education, and civic programs. Direct peer along the Latino-community-serving axis, with health (including HIV/AIDS) as one of its pillars.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-based HIV/AIDS service and advocacy nonprofit serving affected communities. Directly comparable as a community-based HIV/AIDS organization, with broader scope and a longer operating history.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Largest national Latino advocacy organization, addressing health, education, and economic opportunity for Hispanic communities. Comparable as a broader Latino-serving umbrella that includes HIV/AIDS-related health programming.

10National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
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National organization advocating for racial/ethnic minorities affected by HIV/AIDS. Direct peer along the racial/ethnic minority + HIV/AIDS advocacy dimension.

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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.

Public Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention Serviceslatinoaids.org

Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a New York-based community organization focused on fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community, operating with a small staff of 11-50 employees and an active public website.

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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.
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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.
Website
https://latinoaids.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
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11–50 employees
Short description
Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a New York-based community organization focused on fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community, operating with a small staff of 11-50 employees and an active public website.
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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention Services
NAICS
Individual and Family Services (6241), Human Rights Organizations (813311), Civic and Social Organizations (813410)
SIC
Services-Social Services (8300)
akta.pro primary industry
Racial & Ethnic Justice Organizations (BPAGAFAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations (BPAGAFAB), Immigrant & Refugee Rights Advocacy (BPAGAFAG)

Keywords

  • HIV/AIDS prevention
  • Community health services
  • Public health advocacy
  • Health education programs
  • Latino health outreach

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New York
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United States
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North America

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that fights the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community through prevention, education, advocacy, and community-based health services. It serves as a culturally and linguistically focused resource for Latino individuals and families affected by or at risk of HIV/AIDS, primarily operating out of New York.

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Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Callen-Lorde Community Health Center: NYC-based community health center specializing in LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS care. Comparable as a NYC peer delivering HIV/AIDS services and related community health programs, with a focus on marginalized populations.
  • Amida Care: NYC-based nonprofit Medicaid special-needs health plan dedicated to people affected by HIV/AIDS. Comparable NYC peer with HIV/AIDS-focused mission serving vulnerable populations, including Latinos.
  • AIDS Foundation of Chicago: Regional HIV/AIDS services, advocacy, and grantmaking organization in Chicago. Directly comparable as a community-based HIV/AIDS nonprofit serving a major metro area, though regionally focused rather than NYC-based.
  • AIDS Healthcare Foundation: Large global HIV/AIDS nonprofit providing prevention, testing, treatment, and advocacy. Closely aligned mission of HIV/AIDS service delivery and policy advocacy for affected populations.
  • AIDS United: National HIV/AIDS-focused intermediary that funds and convenes community-based HIV organizations. Directly comparable as a peer in the HIV/AIDS community response ecosystem, though operating more as a funder/intermediary than a direct service provider.
  • Hispanic Federation: National Latino-focused nonprofit supporting Hispanic communities through health, education, and civic programs. Direct peer along the Latino-community-serving axis, with health (including HIV/AIDS) as one of its pillars.
  • GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis): NYC-based HIV/AIDS service and advocacy nonprofit serving affected communities. Directly comparable as a community-based HIV/AIDS organization, with broader scope and a longer operating history.
  • National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC): National organization advocating for racial/ethnic minorities affected by HIV/AIDS. Direct peer along the racial/ethnic minority + HIV/AIDS advocacy dimension.

Emerging players

  • Latino Equality Alliance: Smaller Latino-focused organization addressing HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and immigration. Comparable mission overlap with the Commission, particularly in serving Latino LGBTQ+ populations at risk of HIV.

Broad incumbents

  • UnidosUS: Largest national Latino advocacy organization, addressing health, education, and economic opportunity for Hispanic communities. Comparable as a broader Latino-serving umbrella that includes HIV/AIDS-related health programming.

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Frequently asked questions about Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.

What does Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. do?

Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that fights the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community through prevention, education, advocacy, and community-based health services. It serves as a culturally and linguistically focused resource for Latino individuals and families affected by or at risk of HIV/AIDS, primarily operating out of New York.

Is Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. a public or private company?

Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. founded?

Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. based?

Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.'s main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, Amida Care, AIDS Foundation of Chicago, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, AIDS United, Hispanic Federation, GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis) and National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC). Latino Equality Alliance is listed as an emerging player. UnidosUS is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. have an API?

No public API is recorded for Latino Commission On Aids, Inc..

What industry is Latino Commission On Aids, Inc. in?

Latino Commission On Aids, Inc.'s product category is Public Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAFAC, Racial & Ethnic Justice Organizations, with a secondary code of BPAGAFAB, Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations. Its NAICS code is 6241 and its SIC code is 8300.

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EIN PresswireLatino Commission on AIDS Honors Leaders in Public Health, Research, Telehealth, Arts and Culture at Annual Cielo GalaThe Latino Commission on AIDS held its 2026 Cielo Gala on June 5, 2026, in New York City, honoring leaders in public health, research, telehealth, arts, and culture. Honorees included NYC Deputy Mayor Helen Arteaga, MISTR's CEO Tristan Schukraft, and Honey Balenciaga as NextGen Cultural Ambassador. The event reaffirmed the commission's commitment to HIV prevention and health equity.GlobeNewswireMISS SPAIN ANGELA PONCE, THE FIRST OPENLY TRANSGENDER MISS UNIVERSE CONTESTANT, TO BE HONORED AT THE LATINO COMMISSION ON AIDS CIELO GALAThe Latino Commission on AIDS will honor Miss Spain 2018 Angela Ponce, the first openly transgender Miss Universe contestant, with the 2019 Ilka Award at its Cielo Gala on June 7, 2019. Ponce, from southern Spain, is also the first transgender woman to win her country's Miss Spain title. The gala aims to raise funds for HIV/AIDS programs and transgender-led initiatives.GlobeNewswirePUBLIC HEALTH LEADER, DR. MAUREEN M. GOODENOW, BROADWAY’S JERRY MITCHELL, FASHION DESIGNER RAUL PEÑARANDA, AND TRANS ADVOCATE LORENA BORJAS AMONG THOSE BEING FEATURED AT THE LATINO COMMISSION ON AIDSThe Latino Commission on AIDS will hold its 24th Cielo Gala on June 7 at Cipriani Wall Street, honoring Jerry Mitchell, Dr. Maureen Goodenow, and Lorena Borjas. The event, themed 'Designing a World Without AIDS,' will raise funds for HIV/AIDS programs and include a silent auction and live entertainment.GlobeNewswireMaureen M. Goodenow, Ph.D., NIH Researcher to be Honored with 2019 Esperanza (Hope) Award from the Latino Commission on AIDS at Annual Cielo GalaMaureen M. Goodenow, NIH Associate Director for AIDS Research, will receive the 2019 Esperanza Award from the Latino Commission on AIDS at its Cielo Gala on June 7, 2019. The award recognizes her 30 years of HIV/AIDS research, including training over 50 doctoral and postdoctoral fellows. The gala highlights transgender-led HIV/AIDS initiatives.PR NewswireLlaman a latinos y latinas a sumarse a campaña contra el VIH/SIDAThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Latino Commission on AIDS announced National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (#NLAAD2018) on October 15, 2018, aiming to combat HIV stigma within the Latinx community. The campaign, supported by partners such as Hispanic Communications Network and LULAC, addresses the disproportionately high rate of new diagnoses among Latinos, who account for a quarter of new cases despite being 18% of the U.S. population.PR NewswireLatino Health Groups Endorse NY Medical Aid-in-Dying BillThe Latino Commission on AIDS and the Hispanic Health Network announced their endorsement of New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act (S.3151/A.2383), joining Compassion & Choices in campaigning to pass the bill that would allow terminally ill New Yorkers to request medication to end unbearable suffering. The endorsement was driven in part by personal accounts of individuals who died in agony, including Miguel Carrasquillo, a former New Yorker who died of brain cancer in Puerto Rico in 2016. The organizations highlighted that 77% of New York voters support medical aid in dying, and noted that six other states and the District of Columbia already authorize this end-of-life option.PR NewswireNueva campaña busca eliminar el estigma del VIH/SIDA entre latinosLa Red Hispana y Fundación Pinyon, organizaciones que conforman la iniciativa Actúa Contra el SIDA financiada por los CDC, lanzó una nueva campaña para eliminar el estigma del VIH/SIDA entre la comunidad hispana en Estados Unidos, incluyendo mensajes radiales, redes sociales y herramientas en línea sobre pruebas y tratamientos. La campaña responde al hecho de que los hispanos, siendo el 17% de la población estadounidense, representan más del 23% de los nuevos diagnósticos anuales de VIH. Organizaciones como AIDS Project East Bay, Latino Commission on AIDS, National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors, National Minorities AIDS Council, Health Initiative of the Americas y AIDS.gov también participan en el esfuerzo.PR NewswireNew campaign seeks to eliminate HIV / AIDS stigma among LatinosLa Red Hispana (Hispanic Communications Network) has launched a new campaign to eliminate HIV/AIDS stigma among Latinos in the United States through radio, social media, and editorial content addressing barriers to testing and treatment. The campaign specifically targets disparities affecting Hispanics, who represent 17 percent of the U.S. population but account for over 23 percent of new HIV diagnoses. Multiple organizations including the Latino Commission on AIDS, National Minorities AIDS Council, and Health Initiative of the Americas are joining the effort as part of the CDC's Partnering and Communicating Together to Act Against AIDS (PACT) initiative.GlobeNewswireDr. Demetre Daskalakis to Receive Esperanza (Hope) Award at Cielo Gala 2016Dr. Demetre Daskalakis will receive the 2016 Esperanza Award at the Latino Commission on AIDS' Cielo Gala on May 6 in New York City. The award recognizes leaders in HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, and the gala will launch the Hispanic Health Network.