Open community groups.
Free, recurring groups open to adults living with HIV/AIDS. No appointment needed for most, so call us if you have questions about eligibility or scheduling.
Looking for our clinical programs? See programs & services →
Something individual care can't replace.
Therapy and case management address your individual needs, but they can't replicate the experience of being in a room with people who already understand what you're carrying. Groups create a different kind of belonging.
Our groups are free, recurring, and designed to complement whatever else you have going on, not replace it. You can attend a group and still work with a counselor, a case manager, or no one at all.
Peer understanding
Everyone in the room shares a relevant part of your experience. You don't have to explain the basics.
Consistent rhythm
A group that meets regularly becomes an anchor, something to look forward to, week after week.
Always free
No fees, no insurance required. Both groups are open to the community at no cost.
No commitment to start
Most groups are open, so you can come once and see how it feels before deciding anything.
Support groups are community spaces: open, free, and peer-centered. If you're looking for one-on-one therapy, case management, or psychological testing, those are our programs & services →
Looking for our Positive Steps recovery meeting? That group has ended, and here's what we offer for HIV and recovery now →