Health has physical, emotional and social elements, so we’ve developed programs and services to help gay, bisexual and queer men manage all the aspects of health and build meaningful social connections. Expand your community, find free social events, and get practical support if you’re interested in changing your relationship to drugs and alcohol, finding HIV services, starting PrEP and more.
Join the DREAAM Project every Tuesday from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm…
Virtual Art Opening Friday, December 4th at 8 PM! Join us for…
Join the DREAAM Project every Tuesday from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm…
A relaxing afternoon to make art with fellow Queers with special guest…
Sexual health care, testing, anal health services, PrEP and other health and wellness services.
Your go-to for HIV info, linkage to care, learning and social events, and community.
Social support group with dinners & events for gay, bi and trans men over age 50 regardless of HIV status.
Counseling for gay, bisexual, queer & trans men interested in changing their relationship to drugs & alcohol.
A program empowering gay, bisexual, and same-gender loving African American men who are at risk of HIV.
Drop in social & health events for gay, bisexual & queer African American and Black men age 30 and under.
Education, support, meals and community for Latinx community members.
Safer injection and substance use supplies that prevent the transmission of HIV and HCV.
A generic version of a medication used for oral PrEP is now available. Here’s what to know — and what to do if you run into any payment issues at the pharmacy.
Queer people have always have and always will find creative ways to get our needs met. So it’s no surprise that people are developing innovative harm reduction strategies to have safer sex as we live with COVID-19.
New research finds that 1 in 13 people experienced viral rebound after becoming undetectable, with disparities related to race, housing status, age, and more.
Results from the TransNational Study show that young trans women of color are disproportionately affected by HIV in our city.
Many of us are wondering what kinds of sex we should be having (if any). Felipe Flores explores how people are evaluating risk, and making decisions that work for their own lives.
Because PEP must be started within 72 hours of an HIV exposure, delays in access can have devastating consequences. A new California law could smooth the way for easier access, but COVID-19 is slowing implementation.
“It’s important for the program to bring in people who are connected to our priority populations to this work,” said Jeremy Zondlo, who leads the training program.
Our PrEP team recommends keeping up with your PrEP routine, even if you’re not hooking up with anyone right now. Get support from us if you need it.
It’s time to talk about the health & happiness of our butts. Douchie is here to take topics of butt health out of the closet, bringing you info, advice & community conversations about everything from fissures to fisting. Find the tools and tips you need to keep your butt looking fresh and feeling great.
Heavy alcohol use is a driver for HIV infection in San Francisco – not to mention things like hangovers, blackouts and injuries. We want to be able to have fun – and enjoy alcohol if we choose to – but in a way that makes us healthier and happier. The Cheers Queers website offers tips to help you do just that.
Support for gay, bisexual, queer men, all trans, non-binary individuals wanting to reduce meth or cocaine use.
Alcohol counseling supporting reduced or managed drinking, or abstinence.
Get an introduction to our substance use services; learn how to reach your goals related to drugs and alcohol.
Safer injection and substance use supplies that prevent the transmission of HIV and HCV.
A Book Club group created as a community where men can discuss…
Group support is at the foundation of our model for emotional health…
We are a drop-in group for gay, bi, queer and trans men…
A walk-in book club for gay, bi, and trans men who have…
