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HIV/AIDS Support Home in Waukesha Running Out of Money
A Wisconsin newspaper focusing on gay/lesbian issues reports the founders are considering closing the home opened in 1996.
Waukesha-based Richard’s Place, a home for people suffering from HIV/AIDS, is on the verge of closing due to financial constraints.
According to an article in the Wisconsin Gazette, the home is down to its last $13,000, and founder/operator Corrie Fulwiler often goes without a paycheck to help keep the place operating.
Richard’s Place provides a variety of services to HIV/AIDS sufferers, including education and case management support.
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