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First time visitor or returning for services, you can learn more about each of our free services below.
Click the blue button to schedule any service. Walk-in service are offered, when available, too.
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HIV/STD Testing

Testing is always free and confidential. We use rapid tests for HIV and Hepatitis C, and have your lab results back within days for syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia testing.

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PrEP Wellness Clinic

Free service visit, and we can help you get started, whether you have insurance or not.

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Ryan White Case Management

A case manager helps you work through the bureaucracy, address life challenges, and stay on track with your care plan.

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DiversiSAFE

Custom tailored to your interests, learn more by video, Pop Facts, or a free session





Mpower Youth

Life is more than the scene! Special game nights, dinners, movie nights, and outdoor events for Latino guys age 30 and under. Connect with us on social media for information on upcoming events.

Mpower and other events appear in our calendar here.
Upcoming Events

Linkage Specialists

Our Linkage Specialists will get you set up for your treatment, help with translation and advocacy, and stay in touch to help you reach your treatment goals.

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Peer Leadership, Support and Wellness groups

Check our event calendar to join any of our groups, find support, learn skills, and make new friends.

We host various social groups across all three locations.
Groups

Life Coaching

A free service offered to guys living with HIV. Free, confidential sessions to help you meet your treatment goals.

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MyLabs LS

Download our app in advance, and you’ll be ready to receive and track your results at every appointment.

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What's the difference between PrEP & PEP?

Click to toggle and find out below.

Short for “pre-exposure prophylaxis,” PrEP is an HIV prevention strategy in which HIV-negative people take an oral pill once a day before coming into contact with HIV to reduce their risk of HIV infection. PrEP must be taken for at least 7 days to reach optimal levels of protection against HIV.

Short for “post-exposure prophylaxis”.  Officially, PEP can help if started within 72 hours after HIV exposure.  But the newest research shows almost all of the protection disappears after 48 hours, so if you think you’ve had an exposure, reach out to our staff right away!