Public health officials issued a "stay-at-home" order to be in effect until May 3 or further. We've closed our office at 1035 Market Street and only offering essential services at Strut and the 6th Street Harm Reduction Center. Learn more.

Stonewall Community Group

We provide opportunity for group members to explore identity and develop community among each other in order to create a support system for maintaining their substance use goals.

Co-facilitators facilitate group discussions exploring drug use, intersecting identities, and clients’ roles in the community, particularly within the context of dealing with oppression.

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Group Facilitators

The Stonewall Project offers several different drop-in groups for gay, bi and queer men looking to make changes to their relationship with drug and alcohol. Find a drop-in group that works for you.
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Substance Use Treatment No-judgement counseling and treatment for people interested in changing their relationship to drugs & alcohol   Substance Use Counseling No-judgement counseling for gay, bi and trans men interested in managing, reducing or stopping their use    Support Groups Advice, info & friendship in groups for people living with HIV, people addressing substance use & more   Syringe Access & Disposal Safer injection & disposal supplies, overdose prevention, and other harm reduction tools    Hepatitis C Free hepatitis C testing & treatment for people who formerly or currently inject, with social & group support   HIV Support & Health Navigation Testing and treatment for STIs, HIV medication starts and linkage to HIV care, health navigation & HIV testing   PrEP & PEP Highly effective HIV prevention medication with benefits navigation and insurance support    HIV & STI Testing Free testing for HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at multiple locations across San Francisco  

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