HIV Services

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A multiservice drop in center for low income people living with HIV/AIDS.

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05/02/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month πŸ’š
Sharing this as a reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health. Whether it’s checking in on a friend, taking a break when you need it, or reaching out for support.Every small step matters.


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This month is Mental Health Awareness Month. It's important to remember to nurture our physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health. Reach out to others if you need help with your mental health. If you are ever experiencing a crisis please reach out to the following support lines.

Su***de and Crisis Lifeline-Call or text 988
Disaster Distress Helpline – Call or text 1-800-985-5990
National Domestic Violence Hotline – Call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text β€œStart” to 88788
Trans Lifeline – Call +1-877-565-8860
Veterans Crisis Line – Dial 988, then press β€œ1” or text 838255
CDC Tools and Resources

Photos from HIV Services's post 05/01/2026

Today marks the last day for Professor Cris at the Day Center. For 5 years, she has been a dedicated instructor to nursing students, always bringing kindness, patience, and a wealth of knowledge. She has been an incredible resource and a positive presence for so many. Wishing her all the best in her next chapter. You will truly be missed! πŸ’™

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Photos from HIV Services's post 04/28/2026

Last Friday at the Day Center was something truly special 🌱πŸͺ΄Our Friday Nursing students coordinated a meaningful Transplant Day, and part of that work is already growing, literally!. We are excited to share photos of the plants they started in the garden, a beautiful symbol of care, patience, and new beginnings.
This project wasn’t just planting, it was about connection, learning, and nurturing both the space and our community. We’re so grateful for the students’ hard work and heart.
Stay tuned as we watch the garden grow!
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Photos from HIV Services's post 04/21/2026

At the Day Center,daily meals is a great time to come together and build connections with one another. It’s more than just food.Its a chance to laugh and strengthen our sense of community. Last week, we also had a special treat from our Wednesday nursing students, who made fresh smoothies for everyone. Their kindness and effort make our days special, and the smoothies were a big hint!
Thank you everyone who helps make the Day Center such a welcoming and caring place each day πŸ’™


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Photos from HIV Services's post 04/17/2026

Our Friday nursing students had a wonderful time back to our clients 🩺
They offered relaxing and essential foot care services, helping promote comfort and overall wellness. The day also included a calming Tai Chi session, encouraging balance, movement and mindfulness for everyone who joined.
We so proud of our students for their compassion, professionalism and dedication to holistic care.
Great work, everyone πŸ‘

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Photos from HIV Services's post 04/15/2026

Our clients had an amazing field trip to Fort Vancouver today.
They explored history firsthand,walked through the grounds, and experienced what life was like in the past. It was a day full of curiosity, learning, and fun.
A big thank you to our Operations Assistant, Josh,(in red jacket) for accompanying the group and helping make these field trips run smoothly.

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Photos from HIV Services's post 04/09/2026

Fact check:
People living with HIV who have access to treatment and achieve an undetectable viral load cannot pass HIV through s*x. This is known as U=U ( Undetectable = Untrabnsmittable) a powerful, science backed up truth that helps reduce stigma and save lives.
With consistent care and medication, people living with HIV can live long, healthy lives and protect their partners at the same time.
Let’s fight misinformation and support our community with compassion and facts.

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Photos from HIV Services's post 04/07/2026

Different infections need different protection. 🧠✨
DoxyPEP helps prevent bacterial STIs β€” like gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis β€” but not HIV. For HIV prevention, PrEP (before exposure) and PEP (after exposure) are your best tools.

πŸ’¬ Talk to your healthcare provider to find the right prevention combo for you.

πŸ’» Learn more at https://hivcare.org

04/05/2026

Sending you Easter blessings πŸ™

Sending Easter blessings to all who celebrate and wishing you a holiday full of happiness, love, and faith.

04/01/2026

Our Wednesday nursing student group had a wonderful time leading a calming Tai Chi class with our amazing clients. It was special to see everyone come together, moving stretching, and sharing smiles while focusing on balance and relaxation.
Great job to our students for creating such a peaceful and engaging experience πŸ’™


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Photos from HIV Services's post 03/31/2026

Our team had an amazing time at Hopscotch Portland!
From immersive art experiences to lots of laughter and team bonding, this retreat was the perfect way to recharge and reconnect. We explored creativity, stepped outside our comfort zones, and made some unforgettable memories together.
Grateful for a team that knows how to work hard and have fun! πŸ’«
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2941 NE Ainsworth
Portland, OR
97211

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm