Project S.A.F.E
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At Project S.A.F.E. individuals are offered an on the spot HIV antibody test accompanied by pre and post test Client Centered Counseling.
Referrals for STD clinics, substance abuse treatment, etc. are available for those individuals who need them. Armed with OraQuick HIV-1 oral specimen collection devices,brochures and hundreds of latex condoms, Project S.A.F.E.'s indigenous Outreach Workers venture into high-risk areas,homeless shelters, and drug/alcohol rehabilitation centers and other places that the high-risk population can be l
07/08/2026
Every winning team has a game plan. Whether you're heading to a World Cup match, joining watch parties, or taking a summer getaway, having a plan for your health is important. Before you travel, make sure you're prepared with some healthy travel tips
Did you know that 1 in 8 Americans living with HIV don’t know they have HIV? This is one reason HIV testing is so important. Own your health. Know your HIV status.
Many STIs don’t cause symptoms. Some never do.
Don’t wait for symptoms to develop to get checked. Get Tested. Get Treated. Get Healthy.
There were over 2.2 million STIs reported in 2024, and compared to a decade ago, infection rates are still up.
🗣️ Routine checkups are the perfect time to talk about STI risks and testing with your health care provider.
📋 Make a list of any questions you might have about STIs prior to your next health care appointment so you can come prepared.
02/23/2026
Health literacy is important all year. Our latest blog post can help you understand the ins and outs of HIV prevention, so you can increase your health literacy and take charge of your health.
HIV/STD testing is the starting point to making a plan of care.
02/23/2026
Now is the time to get an HIV test.
At-home tests make it easy to learn your status.
🩺 Testing is the first step toward protecting your health
📦 At-home options offer privacy and convenience
🔗 Learn more about HIV testing options at HIV.gov
HIV remains a significant public health issue in America.
The Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. (EHE) initiative was created to leverage scientific advancements in HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and outbreak response by coordinating programs, resources, and infrastructure across HHS to meet the goal of reducing the number of new infections in the U.S.
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Cleveland, OH
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |