Interested in addressing your drug and alcohol use, but confused about where to start?
Our orientation drop-in group is for gay, bi, queer and trans men who would like more information about the substance use groups, harm reduction philosophy and structured program we provide. We’ll give you an overview of the services we provide, answer questions about how we might help you achieve your substance use goals and give you personalized next steps for how to get started.
All Stonewall Project counseling services are free of charge. Everyone’s goals are welcome and can range from complete abstinence to controlled or safer use based on a desire to improve health, relationships or functioning in the world. We welcome you wherever you’re at and do not require abstinence for you to receive services.
Counselor II Supervisor, Stonewall Project
Languages: Spanish, Portuguese
415-487-3125
amejia@sfaf.org
Counseling for gay, bisexual, queer & trans men interested in changing their relationship to drugs & alcohol.
Alcohol counseling supporting reduced or managed drinking, or abstinence.
Support for gay, bisexual, queer men, all trans, non-binary individuals wanting to reduce meth or cocaine use.
Drugs & alcohol support group for men of color.
Explore harm reduction during a drop-in book club group.
Crystal meth support group for Black & African American men.
Drop-in discussion group that uses books and other written materials to explore substance use and healing.
Drop in to an alcohol use support and counseling group, where any and all goals are welcome and respected.
Celebrate aging as a gay, bi, trans man. Discuss drugs, sex, health, family and aging with dignity and pride.
A low-key social hour with snacks & mocktails for gay, bi & trans men addressing their substance use.
Join a group exploring topics related to identity and community, with a focus on substance use.
Substance use support group for people who have been at times homeless, and at other times housed.
Prepare for the weekend with mindfulness exercises & substance use support.
Substance use group exploring drugs, alcohol, sex, dating and more.
Snacks, coffee and substance use drop-in support.
Here are a variety of strategies that could help turn the tide on overdose, and save lives of people who use drugs.
We commemorate International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, and throughout the month of...
Read steps on how to administer Narcan, get prevention tips, and download our brochure.
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Information for People Who Use Drugs, Syringe Service Providers, and other Harm Reduction Providers.
What started as an awareness campaign about meth and sexual risk-taking now receives nearly 1 million visitors annually.
The city’s first needle exchange began in 1988 as an act of civil disobedience to improve the health and lives of people who use drugs.
Providing free sterile injection equipment is proven to stop the spread of HIV, HCV and other infectious diseases.
