Due to an All Staff Retreat, the Magnet Clinic will close at 1pm & all other SFAF offices will close at 3pm on Friday, December 13.
There will be no Castro Harm Reduction Stonewall Group or program activities, and all testing and Sexual Health Services will be unavailable after 1pm.
We will return to our regular hours of operation on Saturday, December 14.
An expressive arts therapy drop-in harm reduction group where we get to practice creativity using various art forma (visuals arts, music etc). No experience or expertise required; all are welcome to join.
Free – No RSVP necessary
The Stonewall Project is a family of programs dedicated to providing counseling, treatment, information and support to gay, bi, queer, and trans men and other men who have sex with men who are having issues with drugs or alcohol. As a program rooted in harm reduction, all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence are supported and welcome.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Groups and services at 1035 Market Street are provided on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, which are joined by a stairwell with handrails. There are 18 steps between the 3rd and 4th floors, 19 steps between the 2nd and 3rd floors. A staff member must assist you to access the 2nd and 3rd floors by elevator. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk.
An expressive arts therapy drop-in harm reduction group where we get to practice creativity using various art forma (visuals arts, music etc). No experience or expertise required; all are welcome to join.
Free – No RSVP necessary
The Stonewall Project is a family of programs dedicated to providing counseling, treatment, information and support to gay, bi, queer, and trans men and other men who have sex with men who are having issues with drugs or alcohol. As a program rooted in harm reduction, all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence are supported and welcome.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Groups and services at 1035 Market Street are provided on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, which are joined by a stairwell with handrails. There are 18 steps between the 3rd and 4th floors, 19 steps between the 2nd and 3rd floors. A staff member must assist you to access the 2nd and 3rd floors by elevator. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk.
An expressive arts therapy drop-in harm reduction group where we get to practice creativity using various art forma (visuals arts, music etc). No experience or expertise required; all are welcome to join.
Free – No RSVP necessary
The Stonewall Project is a family of programs dedicated to providing counseling, treatment, information and support to gay, bi, queer, and trans men and other men who have sex with men who are having issues with drugs or alcohol. As a program rooted in harm reduction, all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence are supported and welcome.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Groups and services at 1035 Market Street are provided on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, which are joined by a stairwell with handrails. There are 18 steps between the 3rd and 4th floors, 19 steps between the 2nd and 3rd floors. A staff member must assist you to access the 2nd and 3rd floors by elevator. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk.
An expressive arts therapy drop-in harm reduction group where we get to practice creativity using various art forma (visuals arts, music etc). No experience or expertise required; all are welcome to join.
Free – No RSVP necessary
The Stonewall Project is a family of programs dedicated to providing counseling, treatment, information and support to gay, bi, queer, and trans men and other men who have sex with men who are having issues with drugs or alcohol. As a program rooted in harm reduction, all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence are supported and welcome.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Groups and services at 1035 Market Street are provided on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, which are joined by a stairwell with handrails. There are 18 steps between the 3rd and 4th floors, 19 steps between the 2nd and 3rd floors. A staff member must assist you to access the 2nd and 3rd floors by elevator. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk.
An expressive arts therapy drop-in harm reduction group where we get to practice creativity using various art forma (visuals arts, music etc). No experience or expertise required; all are welcome to join.
Free – No RSVP necessary
The Stonewall Project is a family of programs dedicated to providing counseling, treatment, information and support to gay, bi, queer, and trans men and other men who have sex with men who are having issues with drugs or alcohol. As a program rooted in harm reduction, all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence are supported and welcome.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Groups and services at 1035 Market Street are provided on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, which are joined by a stairwell with handrails. There are 18 steps between the 3rd and 4th floors, 19 steps between the 2nd and 3rd floors. A staff member must assist you to access the 2nd and 3rd floors by elevator. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk.
An expressive arts therapy drop-in harm reduction group where we get to practice creativity using various art forma (visuals arts, music etc). No experience or expertise required; all are welcome to join.
Free – No RSVP necessary
The Stonewall Project is a family of programs dedicated to providing counseling, treatment, information and support to gay, bi, queer, and trans men and other men who have sex with men who are having issues with drugs or alcohol. As a program rooted in harm reduction, all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence are supported and welcome.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Groups and services at 1035 Market Street are provided on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, which are joined by a stairwell with handrails. There are 18 steps between the 3rd and 4th floors, 19 steps between the 2nd and 3rd floors. A staff member must assist you to access the 2nd and 3rd floors by elevator. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk.
New toys, games, hats, scarves, gloves and clothes are welcome. No play guns, knives or weapons. Donations go to Bayview-Hunters Point YMCA.
Questions?
Alex Ray (415) 241-6705 or Traye Turner (415) 487-8022
December’s Get Out Thursday event will take place in the evening. We’re hosting the Western Star Dancers, founding members of the International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs, for their regular weekly dance, this time at 1035 Market!
New to square dancing? No problem! The complexity of the steps/calls will be scaled to the skill level of the participants. You can learn as you go along. There’s no special attire required; come as you are in comfortable clothes you can move in. You also don’t need to bring a partner as you’ll be dancing in a group of 8. Dance as much or as little as you want. If you need a break, someone else can take your place in the square.
We will be serving light finger food before the dancing begins around 7 PM, and snacks during the break.
If you have questions about this event, please contact Bridgemen Coordinator Alex Ray by email at aray@sfaf.org or by cell phone at 415-533-9733.
Please also RSVP for the event at the meetup.com link below.
Participate in a Candlelight Vigil to commemorate World AIDS Day with San Francisco AIDS Foundation as we walk from 1035 Market Street to City Hall. Candles will be provided.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
Everyone is eligible for our services; no one is turned away. However, we do aim to prioritize testing among populations that are increased risk for HIV/STI/hepatitis C transmission. This includes our LGBTQIA community, trans, and gender nonconforming people, people of color, people who use substances, young people, people in the sex trade, uninsured individuals, and immigrants, among others.
Accessibility: All guests must take the elevator to the fourth floor after passing through the lobby arrival process. Please ask for assistance at the 4th floor services lobby desk to check in for testing.
