Stay the Course, the Fight is NOT Over
Wednesday, February 7, 2018 is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
As long-time advocates and strong proponents of HIV/AIDS prevention, testing and education, my wife Sheryl Lee and I need your help. Join us in our fight.
Yesterday on the floor of the Senate, I spoke about National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and why it is so important that we educate men and women about AIDS/HIV and work to eradicate the disease.
Senator Hughes Offers Resolution Designating February 7, 2018 as National HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Helpful Resources for Information, Testing and Treatment
U.S. Government Resources AIDS Information
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Urban Coalition for HIV/AIDS Preventative Services
Bebashi − (215) 769-3561
Action AIDS – (215) 981-0088
AIDS Activities Coordinating Office
Haven Youth Center − (267) 776-4417
African Family Health Organization − (215) 546-1232
Rapid HIV Testing in Montgomery County
The Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice
Philadelphia Fight − (215) 985-4448
AIDS Fund Philly − (215) 731-9255
Mazzoni Center− (215) 985-9206
Health Information Hotline
Find out where you can get a free HIV test. Learn more about HIV disease and AIDS.
Sign up for HIV programs and services:
1-800-985-2437
Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
English and Spanish interpreter services are available for other languages.
Callers outside Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware or Montgomery County can reach the Hotline at 1-215-985-2437.