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Mobile HIV Testing RV
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HIV Testing and Education Is Hitting The Streets of San Francisco In A Whole New Way STOP AIDS Project's 30-Foot-Long Mobile Testing RV Will Appear at Some of the Hottest Spots in Town.
Starting this fall, the STOP AIDS Project is hitting the streets with HIV testing and education with a new Mobile Testing RV. This large 30-foot RV will appear regularly at several of San Francisco's hottest late-night spots for gay, bisexual and transgender men.
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The Mobile Testing RV contains a private room for HIV counseling and testing as well as a large semi-private "get warm / chill-out" room for conversations, information and referrals. The RV is equipped with outdoor speakers and lights.
STOP AIDS Project is holding a community open house with the RV at the Castro Street Fair on Sunday, October 1. The RV will appear in many locations throughout the city such as Ruby Skye, Aunt Charlie's, The Café, and the Eagle. |
Upcoming Testing Dates May 15 Bar on Castro, 456 Castro St Come In. Chill Out. Get Tested. "On your way into the club or your favorite hook-up spot, the mobile testing van will be a great place to stop by to pick up condoms, ask questions, get materials, meet other guys, and get tested," said Robert McMullin, Executive Director of the STOP AIDS Project. "The RV will help us to connect with guys in environments that are fun and familiar to them."
The STOP AIDS Project was able to purchase the RV from generous donation by Gilead, Folsom Street Events, Merck, and the Bothin Foundation. The STOP AIDS Project is a community of gay, bisexual and transgender men preventing HIV and promoting health together. |
