Welcome
At The Peter Schick Foundation we have a vision, that someday soon, both long time and newly infected HIV patients will have access to a treatment that will eradicate the HIV virus. Since it was established as a non-profit organization in 2003, the Schick Foundation has not only supported research, and education expanded awareness of cutting edge treatments. In 2006 the Foundation received 501(c)(3) status from the Federal Government, allowing individuals, corporations, or other non-profit foundations to be eligible to receive a tax deduction for donations made to us.
The first protocol involves bone marrow stem cells and there affect on type 2 diabetes. The second protocol uses bone marrow stem cells to measure there affect on HIV+ virally surpressed patients.
- Our Mission
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To provide HIV/AIDS survivors with the latest information as well as provide a community to share and receive information and support. Whether you are a long time survivor or newly infected patient, our foundation will provide you with the emotional, mental and educational support you need in a sympathetic forum of experts and peers. These advisor draw on their first hand experiences, to help people deal with the physical and emotional ravages of HIV. They also pass along the message that AIDS is no longer an inevitable result of contracting HIV nor a death sentence. We are dedicated to seeing people with HIV live a quality life until we are able to eradicate HIV and AIDS.
- Our Vision
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Join other HIV positive survivors in a quest to live longer, healthier, happier lives and get the message out that someday soon, both long time and newly infected HIV patients can receive treatment so that HIV and AIDS will no longer be viewed as a death sentence.
- Latest News
The Peter Schick Foundation has began submiting its protocols to the Western Institutional Review Board (WIRB). The first protocol submitted is for the effect of bone marrow stem cells on Diabetes Type 2. For more information please visit our research website www.schickresearch.com
A Pilot Study to Determine the Effects of an Adult Stem Cell Enhancer has begun.
The effect of Blue Green Allgae on Suppressed HIV+Patients with undetectable Viral Load < 400 copies/mL
