Care2Prevent's second support, Getting to Zero, was created for youth and families impacted by HIV. Groups meet both in-person and virtually on Thursday mornings at 10am. If you would like more information, please call or text Meera at 872-242-8296.
Join us out in the community on the mobile unit from 2-6pm on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons this spring. Check our Facebook page for specific location information on each date. We're providing free HIV and STI testing and PrEP referrals. In May and June, look for us at: 35th/Michigan on Wednesdays 71st/Jeffery on Thursdays July...
We're out and about in July! Stop on by for FREE HIV/STI testing on our mobile unit. Stay tuned for location details or call 773-702-5872 for more information. From mid-July through mid-August we'll be alternating between 79th and Halsted in the old Walgreen's parking lot and 63rd and Ashland by the Green Line Stop. Hope...
Care2Prevent will be closed from Monday, December 26 through Monday, January 2nd, 2023 for the winter holiday. Regular services will resume on Tuesday, January 3rd, 2023.
Join us at the Walgreen's on 2015 E 79th St all day long for our annual HIV Testing Day event sponsored by Greater Than HIV. Come get your FREE HIV test, some safer sex kits, or play some sex trivia and win a prize.
Our annual Rose Petals and Getting to Zero barbeque will take place on Thursday, 7/6, in Washington Park, across the street from the Refectory building where the pool is. This is a family-friendly event and attendees are asked to please contribute something to the BBQ. Drinks, sides, cups, napkins, etc. will all be gratefully received....
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The Care2Prevent clinic remains open and our services continue to be available. As our top priority is the health and well-being of our clients, we are taking extensive steps to ensure the safety of our clients. If you are in need of services, please reach out to your care team or request services through our website. For up-to-date information, check out CDPH or the CDC.
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