Sweet Emergency Fund

Sweet Emergency Fund More than 25 years ago, a diagnosis of being HIV-positive meant a person may have a life expectancy of less than five years.

The Sweet Emergency Fund, founded by Dr. Donna Sweet, is a safety net for HIV/AIDS patients to ensure they can afford medical care and expenses living with HIV/AIDS Today, if a person is diagnosed early and diligent with taking their medicines, they may live a relatively healthy life ... at a significant financial cost. HIV and AIDS treatments can cost more than $3,000 per month and many patients have additional health issues related to the disease that can add on to that amount. People are living much longer, creating an even greater need for the Sweet Emergency Fund. Dr. Sweet and the staff at The University of Kansas School of Medicine–Wichita Midtown Clinic go to great lengths to guarantee that their patients get quality health care, regardless of their ability to pay.

Stay safe and warm, everyone!
01/22/2026

Stay safe and warm, everyone!

🐶🐱 People seeking emergency shelter during the upcoming winter storm can board their pets at the Wichita Animal Shelter for free.

WPD says pets can stay at the animal shelter for 72 hours and be taken care of at no cost to their owners.

"This program is designed to acknowledge the special bond between individuals experiencing homelessness and their pets while addressing any concerns they may have in accessing shelter and resources. Our commitment is to provide compassionate support and ensure that, when temporary separation is necessary, reunification of unhoused citizens with their beloved pets is our priority."

12/02/2025

People around the globe remembered the over 32 million people who’ve died due to an AIDS-related illness on Monday for World AIDS Day.

12/02/2025

We offer free, anonymous HIV testing Monday through Friday, 8-5. No appointment necessary!
12/01/2025

We offer free, anonymous HIV testing Monday through Friday, 8-5. No appointment necessary!

11/12/2025

Each year, hundreds of people living with HIV/AIDS access the Sweet Emergency Fund, which is supported by the annual Sweet A'fair event.

Thank you, everyone! Save the date for next year - September 24, 2026 for a Starry Sweet A'fair.
10/31/2025

Thank you, everyone! Save the date for next year - September 24, 2026 for a Starry Sweet A'fair.

Each year, hundreds of people living with HIV/AIDS access the Sweet Emergency Fund, which is supported by the annual Sweet A'fair event.

10/26/2025

Dr. Sweet shares her 43-year journey in HIV/AIDS care, transforming a deadly condition with six-month prognosis into a manageable chronic disease where properly treated patients can expect normal lifespans.• Started practicing in 1982, drawn to me...

A WICKED Sweet A'fair Auction opens in 20 minutes! Make sure you make it out tonight to score one of these incredible de...
09/25/2025

A WICKED Sweet A'fair Auction opens in 20 minutes!
Make sure you make it out tonight to score one of these incredible deals!
An experience, a gift, a time of your life!

Parking for tonight’s Wicked Sweet A’fair is at WSU on 21st near Oliver. Look for the large red and white ribbon flag an...
09/25/2025

Parking for tonight’s Wicked Sweet A’fair is at WSU on 21st near Oliver. Look for the large red and white ribbon flag and hop the shuttle bus to Dr. Sweet’s!

09/22/2025

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1010 N Kansas Suite 3034
Wichita, KS
67214

Telephone

+13162933595

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More than 25 years ago, a diagnosis of being HIV-positive meant a person may have a life expectancy of less than five years. Today, if a person is diagnosed early and diligent with taking their medicines, they may live a relatively healthy life ... at a significant financial cost. HIV and AIDS treatments can cost more than $3,000 per month and many patients have additional health issues related to the disease that can add on to that amount. People are living much longer, creating an even greater need for the Sweet Emergency Fund. Dr. Sweet and the staff at The University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita Midtown Clinic go to great lengths to guarantee that their patients get quality health care, regardless of their ability to pay.