Services are also available at the Albert I. Prince Technical School on Friday Mornings. Contact your school nurse or social worker for more information. The HIV Program offers free confidential counseling at all of the sites listed above, and also performs anonymous HIV antibody testing only at the Program's main office at 131 Coventry Street. In addition the Program performs community presentations, outreach, and provides a hotline telephone service. These services are offered to community organizations, halfway houses, homeless shelters, soup kitchens, alternative incarnation sites, transitional housing programs, youth groups, school based clinics, drug rehabilitation programs, hearing impaired communitites, and at community health fairs.
Staff are bilingual in English and Spanish.
Interepreters can be arranged for hearing impaired community members seeking the Program's services. Walk-ins are accepted, but appointments are strongly recommended. If you have any questions about HIV, AIDS and your health, feel free to send them to us, by e-mail. Click here to send us a question or comment. Appointments made without the use of your name Walk-in services are accepted, however it is best to call and ask about waiting time Information can be mailed to your home Condoms are dispensed free of charge Risk assessment is available by telephone, hotline director will make appointment if needed Clinical Trials Patients receiving treatment for HIV are invited to participate in a research study.