Human Services
Miracle Of Love Inc
ORLANDO, FL
Total revenue
$4.9M
Total expenses
$5.0M
Net assets
$604K
Grants received
$2.1M
29 grants
EIN
593455949
Tax year
2024
Mission
To provide comprehensive, multicultural hiv/aids care, education, and prevention services that are effective and responsive to the central florida communities.
Programs
3 programs
Ryan white part a: the ryan white medical case management and referral for healthcare and support services program provides hiv-related services for those who do not have sufficient health care coverage or financial resources for coping with hiv. It is a client-centered service designed to link clients to healthcare in an effort to promote disease management, treatment adherence and improved health outcomes.
High impact prevention: program provide hiv prevention services that consists of hiv testing, comprehensive prevention for hiv-positives persons, prevention for hiv-negative persons at increased risk for hiv infections, community-level prevention, and referral and navigation to prevention and essential support services. High impact prevention (hip) is funded by the florida department of health. This program focuses on hiv prevention for positive individuals. There are two components of the program:a) healthy relationships which is a group level intervention for hiv positive individuals who have issues with disclosure of their hiv status to their partners or loved ones.b) business responds to aids project (brta). This program involves mol outreach workers asking businesses to make a one-year commitment to endorsement, support or participate in hiv aids awareness by keeping the mol project logo and materials visible at their businesses. Through their participation, businesses will agree to display the brta logo and printed materials; distribute project and point-of-purchase materials; and talk with customers and employees about hiv/aids.
Topwa: this is a service contract that provides outreach, education, and linkage for women of childbearing years focusing on the needs of hiv-infected pregnant women, known as the targeted outreach for pregnant women act(topwa) program. The purpose of the topwa program is to prevent substance abuse exposure of infants and the transmission of hiv to women and their unborn babies. Orange county substance abuse and hiv prevention navigator program for racial/ethnic minorities - samhsa:provide hiv and hepatitis screening and education to individuals identified as high-risk. Link high-risk hiv- individuals to prep services and link hiv+ individuals that qualify for ryan white medical case management services. Clients that are not eligible for ryan white services are refer to a provider that offers free or work on a sliding fee scale. Ensure that staff has continued education thru aetc in the areas of substance abuse, mental health, and proper health care.fiscal sponsorships: the organization's fiscal sponsorship of groups are generally on an on-going basis. The organization accepts funds on behalf of these organizations for specific programs related to hiv/aids. In all cases, the organization has variance power over the fiscal sponsorship contributions it receives. Currently, there are two fiscal sponsorships - bros in convo and divas in dialogue.ryan white part b (rwpb): early intervention services (eis) provide service coordination for clients that are lost to care or out of care defined by the ryan white part b office. The coordination of care services includes county health departments, community-based organizations, aids service organizations, and other ryan white grantees.ending the epidemic (ehe) funding in central florida, particularly in orlando, plays a critical role in addressing the hiv epidemic by supporting prevention, care, and treatment initiatives. This funding empowers local organizations to provide comprehensive services, including testing, prep access, education, and linkage to care, targeting disproportionately affected populations such as lgbtq+ communities, communities of color, and underserved individuals. With orlando's high hiv prevalence rate, ete funding ensures that resources are allocated to reduce new transmissions, improve health outcomes, and combat stigma, ultimately working toward the goal of ending the epidemic by 2030. Viiv $100,000 : this program strengthens and expands culturally responsive hiv prevention, wellness, and leadership development services for transgender women of color, spanish-speaking individuals living with hiv, and black gay and bisexual men through divas in dialogue, latidos, and bros in convo at stafford house. Its goals are to expand access to affirming, trauma-informed care, increase community engagement, improve hiv care retention, and build leadership among marginalized lgbtq+ populations in central florida.borealis $70,000 : this rapid response funding initiative provides flexible, emergency support to organizations facing urgent threats to democracy, justice, and safety, prioritizing those working at the intersections of disability, immigrant, racial, reproductive, queer, and trans rights.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
6 listed
ANGUS BRADSHAW
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
$143K
40 hrs/wk
DIANA LINEBURGH
ACCOUNTANT
$96K
40 hrs/wk
STEPHEN JACKSON
PRESIDENT
—
5 hrs/wk
NIKIA LAFONTANT
TREASURER
—
2 hrs/wk
NICK LINGUANTI
BOARD MEMBER
—
2 hrs/wk
MARK PUGLISI
BOARD MEMBER
—
2 hrs/wk
Grants received
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