Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Panhandle AIDS Support Organization - PASO, 1501 SW 10th, Amarillo, TX.
PASO is a full service community based organization with HIV/AIDS education and a case management system which provides referrals to doctors, dentists and optometrists, therapeutic counseling, transportation, housing assistance, and support groups.
01/07/2026
With early care, the right treatment, and consistent support, women with HIV can have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies.
Our team helps connect pregnant clients to medical care, case management, education, and resources that support both parent and child before, during, and after pregnancy.
No one should have to navigate pregnancy and HIV alone. PASO is here to provide guidance, encouragement, and compassionate support, because every family deserves care, dignity, and hope.
Call 806-372-1050 to get connected.
01/06/2026
HIV is no longer a death sentence. Medical advances have transformed HIV into a manageable condition.
At PASO, we see clients aging gracefully and living full lives, and that progress is worth celebrating. đ
01/03/2026
Whether youâre newly diagnosed, supporting a loved one, or just want to learn more, education is key.
PASO is always here to answer questions and provide reliable, judgment-free information about HIV.
The PASO office will close early at 3:00 PM today. We will be closed on Thursday and Friday and will reopen on Monday, January 5, with regular business hours.
We wish everyone a safe and happy New Year!
12/30/2025
As we ring in the New Year, itâs a great time to make choices that protect your health and your future.
Celebrations often involve alcohol, parties, and new connections, which can sometimes lead to higher-risk situations.
You cannot tell if someone has HIV or other Sexually Transmitted Infections by how they look. Planning ahead, setting boundaries, and using protection can help reduce the risk of HIV and other STIs.
Enjoy the night, look out for yourself and others, and remember that healthy choices donât mean missing outâthey mean starting the New Year strong.
If you have questions about HIV prevention, education, or resources, PASO is here to help. Visit PanhandleASO.org to learn more
12/24/2025
đ⨠Happy Holidays from the PASO Team! â¨đ
From all of us at PASO, weâre sending you joy, peace, and good health this holiday season. Weâre grateful for every client, supporter, partner, and friend who makes our work possible all year long.
And yes⌠we even managed to get PK, our office cat, in the photo, even if sheâs not exactly the most festive feline. đźâ¨ But we love her anyway, and we love sharing a little piece of our PASO family with you.
Wishing you warmth, connection, and a wonderful holiday season! â¤ď¸
12/19/2025
Living with HIV isnât just about physical health, and PASO understands that.
Mental and emotional well-being are a vital part of overall health.
PASO helps connect people living with HIV to supportive services, counseling, and resources that strengthen stability, confidence, and quality of life.
You donât have to navigate this journey alone! PASO is here to support the whole person. Call 806-372-1050 to get connected.
12/18/2025
PASOâs Childrenâs Christmas is in full swing, and our hearts are full. đĽ°
This special program is for our current clients who have been with PASO for at least a year and have children under the age of 18 - a PASO holiday tradition for more than 20 years! đđ
Santa Nan, Head Elf Jacque, and Assistant Elf Maribel have been hard at work making calls to parents, gathering wish lists, and spreading a little holiday cheer. Board members and volunteers stepped in to shop for gifts using donations raised through our fundraisers, and then Nan and Jacque wrapped it all up by packing each childâs gifts into large bags labeled with their name and âFrom Santa.â
Itâs a true team effort and a beautiful reminder of what this season is all aboutâcommunity, generosity, and making sure every child feels seen and celebrated during the holidays. đđ
12/17/2025
U=U is a scientific fact. đŹâ¨
When someone living with HIV maintains an undetectable viral load through treatment, they cannot transmit HIV through s*x. đŤ
Treatment is prevention, and it works!
Call PASO to learn more: 806-372-1050
12/15/2025
Did you know? You can have HIV and feel completely healthy. đŠş
Many people donât experience symptoms for years. The only way to know your status is to get tested. â
Routine testing is an important part of taking care of yourself and others. đŤś
Call PASO at 806-372-1050 to learn more.
12/11/2025
Heads up, PASO family! As you plan your visits, calls, and appointments this month, be sure to keep our holiday hours in mind.
The PASO office will be closed starting Wednesday, December 24, for Christmas, and weâll reopen on Monday, December 29.
If you need support, medication assistance, or case management before the break, now is the perfect time to reach out so we can make sure youâre taken care of.
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Panhandle AIDS Support Organization - PASO posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
The Panhandle AIDS Support Organization, Inc. (PASO) is a not-for-profit support agency. PASO opened its doors in August of 1987 offering education to the general public and emotional support to those persons infected with HIV disease in the 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle.
Today PASO is a full service community based organization with a case management system which provides referrals to doctors, dentists and optometrists, therapeutic counseling, transportation, housing assistance, and support groups.
PASO became a Local Performance Site of the South Central AIDS Education Training Center in 2008. Our agency is committed to improving the quality of life of patients living with HIV/AIDS through the provision of high quality professional education and training.
Opportunities include in-house AIDS education programs, and a larger Annual HIV /AIDS Symposium through collaboration with the Amarillo College Center for Continuing Healthcare Education.
PASO also offers educational programs tailored to the needs of civic groups, churches, hospitals, businesses and the general public.
Funding for PASO comes from state and federal grant funds, private foundations and local contributions.
