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Joshua Retamar, 25, (left) and Joshua Campbell, 22, participate in a Metrolina AIDS Project support group.
$6 Roundtrip transportation to a doctor's office.
$20 One session of substance-abuse counseling.
$175 One medical visit.
This group has had its total revenue cut about 21 percent this year, including cuts from United Way and government funding. They've eliminated 3 case manager positions. Rachel Clapp, WCNC
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