National HIV Testing Day: Know Your Status

June 27 marks an important day in the effort to end the HIV epidemic: National HIV Testing Day. Chicago House proudly recognizes this significant occasion, urging everyone to take the proactive step of getting tested. Knowing your HIV status is crucial not only for your own health but also for the well-being of your loved ones and the community at large. By promoting regular testing, we can break the stigma surrounding HIV, encourage early detection, and ensure individuals receive the care and support they need.

Regular HIV testing plays a vital role in preventing the spread of HIV and maintaining individual health. Testing empowers individuals with knowledge, enabling them to make informed decisions about their sexual health and access appropriate medical care. Chicago House provides accessible and confidential testing services, supporting individuals in their journey to stay healthy. 

Visit any one of Chicago House’s three testing centers on June 27. Testing is free, confidential, and easy. 

OGDEN PARK

12 to 5 PM

Racine and 64th St

Chicago, IL

ST. BERNARD CLINIC

11 AM to 4 PM

6307 S. Stewart Ave, Ste 209

Chicago, IL

LIFE IS WORK

11 AM to 4 PM

5465 W. Chicago Ave

Chicago, IL

On National HIV Testing Day, we urge everyone to take advantage of the available testing resources. Knowing your status empowers you to take control of your health, engage in open dialogues about HIV prevention, and support those living with the virus. Chicago House remains steadfast in our commitment to preventing new HIV transmissions, supporting individuals with HIV/AIDS, and creating a future free from the burden of this disease. Let us stand together, united in our efforts to eliminate HIV/AIDS, one test at a time.

Remember, National HIV Testing Day serves as a reminder that knowledge is power. Take the step towards a healthier future by getting tested and encouraging others to do the same. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of individuals and communities impacted by HIV/AIDS.

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