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Food Bank

Colorado AIDS Project offers clients support for their nutritional needs through a food bank. Each week, clients may pick up assorted groceries which build into one-third of their nutritional needs for the week. CAP also offers group cooking classes specifically geared to those living with HIV and AIDS.

The first step in using CAP's Food Bank is to become a CAP client. Hours of operation for CAP's food bank vary and are printed on CAP client cards. If you have a question about hours, contact CAP with your client number.

If you would like to make a donation to the food bank, please call Diana at 303-837-0166, ext. 486 or email her here.


Click here for nutrition fact sheets for people with HIV.


Nutrition Classes
Johnson & Wales students will teach you how to prepare nutritionist meals using foods available at the Food Bank

  • All recipes will be easy to prepare
  • Foods will be nutritional for individuals living with HIV/AIDS.
  • J&W Students will be teaching under the direction of our Registered Dietician.

All upcoming nutrition classes are held from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in CAP's Food Bank:

    January 20, 2012
    Meat tenderizing:
    Slow cooking, crock pot cooking, marinades, which meats to use in the crock pot.

    February 17, 2012
    Dan Hayward from Savory Spice Shop:
    This is a must for learning about spices, how to use them and how to store them.

    March 17, 2012
    Taste testing:
    A variety of foods that have different flavors but are in the same family – examples: rices, granolas, peppers, breads.

    April 20, 2012
    Breakfast/Lunch alternatives:
    ”It’s not your grandmother’s meal anymore”: Frittatas – what are they? What goes in them? Eggs & toast for dinner, Easy to make, easy to carry but not a sandwich…what is it? Come and find out!

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