So many of us are going through grief and loss during the corona crisis. Whether you lost a family member, a friend, your job, or are constantly experiencing the hurt that COVID-19 is causing in others.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center in partnership with The Visiting Nurse
Service of New York and GRIOT Circle is offering this safe space to the LGBTQ+ community, to share their experiences and hear from others who might be going through the same. There is so much power in sharing and the realization that you are not alone.

The group will be facilitated by Jean Metzker, PhD, who has been with VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care as Bereavement Counselor for 10 years, doing this work for over 20 years. 

Feel free to join this session to share, but it is also totally ok if you just want to listen.

Click here to join the sessions.

For more information or if you have any questions, please email Jean Metzker at jean.metzker@vnsny.

Co-Dependents Anonymous is a fellowship of people whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships.

We may share our experience, strength, and hope in our efforts to find freedom where there has been bondage and peace where there has been turmoil in our relationships with others and ourselves.

The only requirement for membership is a desire for healthy and loving relationships.

To join this session, go to Zoom and enter Meeting ID:  830 8343 5530 and password: 244612

For more information, please contact: coda.brooklyn.sunday@gmail.com

Kirsten Adorian will facilitate a weekly workshop in yoga poses or Asana, common in yoga classes. During the virtual session, we will explore the fundamental aspects of it, try modifications, discuss what parts of the body it typically effects and talk about its intended Somatic effect.

Great for folks new to yoga and with ongoing practices, the class will focus on making Yoga classes less intimidating and more accessible to a variety of bodies. We will begin the class with a short warm up, dive into the pose of the week and end with breath work or a short meditation.

This session is accessible through Zoom - Meeting ID: 946 6844 8369

Kirsten is a 33 year old white, cis-passing gender confused queerdo, who grew up in Queens and has been calling Brooklyn home for 12 years. They're interested in movement practices that heal and embrace the fullness of all bodies. With sciatica and chronic pain, they're learning to honor their body rather than force it. Yoga has helped them through depression, pain and life shit.

Feel free to email them regarding the class or modifications: adoriank@gmail.com.

Kirsten Adorian will teach simple, breath-centered meditation, starting with simple stretches to prepare the body and then sitting for 15 minutes of guided meditation.

This session is accessible through Zoom - meeting ID: 962 7442 8744

Kirsten is a 33 year old white, cis-passing gender confused queerdo, who grew up in Queens and has been calling Brooklyn home for 12 years. They're interested in movement practices that heal and embrace the fullness of all bodies. With sciatica and chronic pain, they're learning to honor their body rather than force it. Yoga has helped them through depression, pain and life shit.

Feel free to email them regarding the class or modifications: adoriank@gmail.com.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

OASIS Wellness Center ofrecerá pruebas de VIH y Hepatitis C de forma gratuita y confidencial a todas las personas de la comunidad en Brooklyn. También ofreceremos enlace a PrEP y PEP, enlace a tratamiento, navegación a seguro médico y muchos otros servicios.

Solo con citas anticipadas. Por favor contactar a Frank Julca al 347-617-7403 ó fjulca@latinoaids.org para anticipar tu cita.

Si deseas hacerte la prueba sin cita, puedes ir a nuestra oficina principal OASIS Chelsea, situada en 330 7th Avenue, Suite 2001, New York, NY 10001.

OASIS Wellness Center will be offering free and confidential HIV and Hepatitis C testing to everyone in the community here in Brooklyn. We will also be providing linkage to PrEP/PEP, linkage to care, insurance navigation, among other services.

By appointment only. Please contact Frank Julca at 347-617-7403 or fjulca@latinoaids.org to schedule your appointment. Or you can reach them via Instagram or Facebook from Monday to Friday 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

The OASIS Wellness Center is also reachable through chat online via https://www.oasiscenter.nyc.

This meeting is open to all who wish to attend. Start your week off with pure fun at Parlor Games. We’ll be playing different games every Monday at 4:30pm. Bring your favorite game to share!

Click here to RSVP.

During the Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) meetings, members share their experience with others seeking recovery. All meetings are a safe place to share your experience, listen to others and to meet other recovering addicts.

Crystal Meth Anonymous has gone virtual as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. For more information on how to join a session, please visit nycma.org.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

Applying for jobs can feel like a job in and of itself. Which is why we’re offering free 1:1 video consultations with resume and cover letter-writing experts every Tuesday between 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM. You can also send your resume and/ or cover letter to pridepath@lgbtbrooklyn.org for email support.

We’ll help you showcase your best self to potential employers with mock interviews, job search strategies, and tools to optimize LinkedIn.

Reserve a videoconference or send an email to pridepath@lgbtbrooklyn.org for free resume review, cover letter writing, and LinkedIn organization to feel confident showcasing your best self to potential employers.

For more information or questions, please contact pridepath@lgbtbrooklyn.org.

Due to the developing situation surrounding the Coronavirus COVID-19 this event is provided virtually.

To request a video conference link or phone number to dial into the group, please send an email to tgnc@lgbtbrooklyn.org.

Peer led support group for transgender and gender non conforming folks 18+. As much as we love allies, this group is for TGNC folks only.

LGBTQ+ Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings have gone virtual as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. For more information on how to join a session, please visit aa.org.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

OASIS Wellness Center ofrecerá pruebas de VIH y Hepatitis C de forma gratuita y confidencial a todas las personas de la comunidad en Brooklyn. También ofreceremos enlace a PrEP y PEP, enlace a tratamiento, navegación a seguro médico y muchos otros servicios.

Solo con citas anticipadas. Por favor contactar a Frank Julca al 347-617-7403 ó fjulca@latinoaids.org para anticipar tu cita.

Si deseas hacerte la prueba sin cita, puedes ir a nuestra oficina principal OASIS Chelsea, situada en 330 7th Avenue, Suite 2001, New York, NY 10001.

OASIS Wellness Center will be offering free and confidential HIV and Hepatitis C testing to everyone in the community here in Brooklyn. We will also be providing linkage to PrEP/PEP, linkage to care, insurance navigation, among other services.

By appointment only. Please contact Frank Julca at 347-617-7403 or fjulca@latinoaids.org to schedule your appointment. Or you can reach them via Instagram or Facebook from Monday to Friday 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

The OASIS Wellness Center is also reachable through chat online via https://www.oasiscenter.nyc.

Due to the developing situation surrounding the Coronavirus COVID-19 CAMBA’s offices will be closed. YMHP staff will be providing services remotely.

CAMBA’s Young Men’s Health Project (YMHP) can assist you with virtual or over the phone services for:

Referrals to:

• Primary care or HIV care
• Linkage to PrEP and PEP
• HIV testing and STI screening and treatment
• Social services referrals
• Group support
• Individual or group peer support (all virtually and/or over the phone)

CAMBA's team is also available online, Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. All services are free, confidential and can be provided in English and/or Spanish.

Contact information:

• Darryl McKnight; YMHP Prevention Coordinator: darrylmc@camba.org or (917) 626-8665.
• Christopher Sangiovanni Troche; Client Advocate/ Peer Specialist: christophers@camba.org or (347) 533-3106.
• Leonardo Cambar; Program Manager, Prevention Services: leonardoc@camba.org or (929) 387-0279.

CAMBA can also be reached on YMHPMFacebook, TwitterYMHP  and instagramYMHP. 

BiRequest is a discussion and peer-support group for any member of the Bi+ community of any age, race, gender, ability (bisexual, pan, fluid, queer, curious, non-labelable), as well as bi-friendly and bi-allied folks. Ours is a tiny example of the rainbow; a safe space to share your perspective and insights into all things Bi. Our discussions are topic focused and facilitated.

The meeting will take place via this Zoom link (Meeting ID: 82960780812). For more information on BiRequest, please search for BiRequest on Meetup.

Interested in exploring the potential for your speaking voice to sound....different? We will explore how our speaking voices work, and what you consider your true voice. We will talk about traditional "masculine" and "feminine" sounds, discuss how that does or doesn't fit with your identity. We will learn exercises to enhance parts of your voice that more truly express your gender. With feedback from my trained ear, we will together adjust, practice, and refine your sound.

Jules is a professional singer, long-time music teacher, and student in Speech-Language Pathology. She has taught singing, guitar, and piano.

Sessions currently conducted via Zoom. Sing up by emailing singnhike@gmail.com. Sessions last 45 minutes; limit of 4 sessions per client.

The Trans Boxing Collective is offering virtual Wednesday classes via Zoom (meeting ID: 967 090 926)! Please fill out this form in order to be added to the class roster and mailing list and to receive the password (password changes every week). For questions or more information, please contact info@transboxing.org.

The Trans Boxing Collective is a trans-led organization that facilitates inclusive and accessible boxing training for Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, and Non-Binary people. For more information visit the Trans Boxing Collective website.

Calling all LGBTQ+ knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and other fiber-crafters for our weekly meetup group to connect, and to work on our respective projects.

Purpose is to create a thoughtful and engaging space for working, conversing, connecting, showing off finished objects, sharing resources, and supporting fiber-related crafts/projects in an LGTBQ+ affirming space.

Please email lgbtq.fibercraft@gmail.com to receive the details on how to join the sessions or if you have any questions.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

Focus-time is a dedicated virtual space for LGBTQ+ folks to work on their personal and/or work projects in an accepting environment. It’s the perfect place to work on projects you’ve been putting off or to start the projects that have been incubating in your mind. This is a space for you to focus on the things you want to do but struggle to do.

Please register for free through Eventbrite in order to receive the Zoom session details. 

For more info or questions, please contact homoground@gmail.com.

Project R.I.T.E. invites you and your friends for a virtual Kiki! The Kiki will take place every 2nd and 4th Monday and Thursday of the month.

For any questions and to get the details on how to sign on to the Kiki, please email William Bailey at wbailey@addabbo.org or (929) 920-6292.

The NYC chapter of Pride Toastmasters is a club that promotes leadership and self-confidence through public speaking. Our members develop skills through a tailored curriculum and weekly meeting where they get to practice their skills.

Pride Toastmasters is a club uniquely tailored to the LGBTQ+ community and we invite anyone who is interested in attending one of our meetings as a guest.

For more information and to register as a guest for one of the virtual sessions, please email vpm@pridetoastmasters.com.

Due to the developing situation surrounding the Coronavirus COVID-19 this event is provided virtually. To request a video conference link or phone number to dial into the group, please send an email to realidentitiesaca@gmail.com. For information on additional sessions, please check the Real Identities website.

Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families is a 12-step program of people who grew up in dysfunctional homes. We meet to share our experiences of growing up in an environment where abuse, neglect and trauma infected us. This affects us today and influences how we deal with all aspects of our lives.

ACA provides a safe, nonjudgmental environment that allows us to grieve our childhoods and conduct an honest inventory of ourselves and our family—so we may (i) identify and heal core trauma, (ii) experience freedom from shame and abandonment, and (iii) become our own loving parents.

For more information about ACA and the Real Identities group, please contact realidentitiesaca@gmail.com.

Scenario based self-defense for real life attacks and threats most frequently faced by our community.

Learn striking, open handed, and weapon self defense concepts, how-to use biomechanics to your advantage and defend yourself effectively regardless of your size.

There’s never been a better time to learn one of the most essential life skills available to us. Learn to transform fear, build endurance, and prepare for worst-case scenarios with Chief Instructor Gabriel Mora of Shaan Saar Krav Maga. As seen on Pink News and NBC Headline News.

How to join? Send an email to info@shaansaar.com to get all social media links to group sessions.

Question? Contact Gabriel Mora or Reneé Rose at info@shaansaar.com

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

OASIS Wellness Center ofrecerá pruebas de VIH y Hepatitis C de forma gratuita y confidencial a todas las personas de la comunidad en Brooklyn. También ofreceremos enlace a PrEP y PEP, enlace a tratamiento, navegación a seguro médico y muchos otros servicios.

Solo con citas anticipadas. Por favor contactar a Frank Julca al 347-617-7403 ó fjulca@latinoaids.org para anticipar tu cita.

Si deseas hacerte la prueba sin cita, puedes ir a nuestra oficina principal OASIS Chelsea, situada en 330 7th Avenue, Suite 2001, New York, NY 10001.

OASIS Wellness Center will be offering free and confidential HIV and Hepatitis C testing to everyone in the community here in Brooklyn. We will also be providing linkage to PrEP/PEP, linkage to care, insurance navigation, among other services.

By appointment only. Please contact Frank Julca at 347-617-7403 or fjulca@latinoaids.org to schedule your appointment. Or you can reach them via Instagram or Facebook from Monday to Friday 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

The OASIS Wellness Center is also reachable through chat online via https://www.oasiscenter.nyc.

Alternatives to Suicide gives us the opportunity to talk about suicide, self-harm, and other things that we might usually be discouraged from discussing. Sessions are peer-based and non-clinical, and facilitators have relevant lived experience. Please bring your stories and share what you have learned!

Email brooklynalt2s@gmail.com and we’ll work to create small groups and individual meetings at times when people who wish to attend are available. Video meetings via Google Hangouts or GoToMeeting are available, as well as phone call based meetings.

For more information, email brooklynalt2s@gmail.com.

Amidst a perfect storm of COVID-19 & state sanctioned violence, perhaps to be Black and Brown and queer in America in 2020 is to be in a constant state of mourning. But what if we challenged that notion? What if we had the audacity to also reach for love & joy? In collaboration with Brooklyn Community Pride Center and GRIOT Circle, Cumbe Dance invites you to join us for the second round of Generation Rebel Talks, a three part series of intergenerational conversations celebrating love as the ultimate revolutionary act. Together, let’s nourish ourselves, nourish our community and organize ourselves to build the world we want to live in. 

Friday, September 25, 2020 | 3:00pm - 4:00pm | Radical Self-Care: That Deep Self-Love
Black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet, Audre Lorde said “ Caring for myself is not self-indulgence. It is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” Join Burlesque Icon Chicava Honeychild to talk strategy around radical self care. Chicava will share her above top secret, super charged bathing ritual. A combination scents, salts, Tao meditation and spiritual mind treatment, Agape International style, for deep self love, connection and shoring up your energy to rock out these challenging times. Let’s get in touch with what brings us joy and nourish it. For how can we show up for each other, if we can’t show up for ourselves?

Friday, October 2, 2020 | 3:00pm - 4:00pm | Radical Self-Care: Pour Some Love Into Us
Black Therapist & Mental Health Advocate Mikah Maly-Karros envisions self-care as being about community. Here she is on how we take care of ourselves in the midst of world-shaking events: “I think it’s going to be a lot about us creating spaces where we can come together and either just laugh and have fun and dance and enjoy life the way that we do, and have a space to escape and forget and feel loved.” Let’s gather around the “kitchen table” and talk strategy around radically caring for each other. Let’s pour some love and joy into our community to fortify ourselves for what could be an intense rest of the year with a potential second wave of Covid-19 and an intense election season. For if we can’t show up for each other, how can we show up as change makers in the world?

Friday, October 9, 2020 | 3:00pm - 4:00pm | Rallying Behind A Cause: Wrapping the World in Love
We know the fight for LGBTQ+ lives has always been Black and Brown. The fight against state sanctioned violence has always been Black & Brown. History is on our side. How do we walk this path and keep our hearts open? Audaciously strive for a world full of love and joy? Let’s do some radical visioning around what our perfect world looks like and then let’s strategize about how we can achieve this dream. For how can we change the world, if we can’t even imagine what a new and better world looks like?

Join this session via Zoom (Meeting ID: 861 0929 2250).

For more information or questions, please contact Jako Douglas-Borren at jborren@lgbtbrooklyn.org.

Focus-time is a dedicated virtual space for LGBTQ+ folks to work on their personal and/or work projects in an accepting environment. It’s the perfect place to work on projects you’ve been putting off or to start the projects that have been incubating in your mind. This is a space for you to focus on the things you want to do but struggle to do.

Please register for free through Eventbrite in order to receive the Zoom session details. 

For more info or questions, please contact homoground@gmail.com.

So many of us are going through grief and loss during the corona crisis. Whether you lost a family member, a friend, your job, or are constantly experiencing the hurt that COVID-19 is causing in others.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center in partnership with The Visiting Nurse
Service of New York and GRIOT Circle is offering this safe space to the LGBTQ+ community, to share their experiences and hear from others who might be going through the same. There is so much power in sharing and the realization that you are not alone.

The group will be facilitated by Jean Metzker, PhD, who has been with VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care as Bereavement Counselor for 10 years, doing this work for over 20 years. 

Feel free to join this session to share, but it is also totally ok if you just want to listen.

Click here to join the sessions.

For more information or if you have any questions, please email Jean Metzker at jean.metzker@vnsny.

Co-Dependents Anonymous is a fellowship of people whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships.

We may share our experience, strength, and hope in our efforts to find freedom where there has been bondage and peace where there has been turmoil in our relationships with others and ourselves.

The only requirement for membership is a desire for healthy and loving relationships.

To join this session, go to Zoom and enter Meeting ID:  830 8343 5530 and password: 244612

For more information, please contact: coda.brooklyn.sunday@gmail.com

Hosted and facilitated by PFLAG, this online meeting will provide a safe space for individuals who identify as Black and who have lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) loved ones to gather virtually and find community. This group will provide family-to-family support with a focus on the intersection of acceptance and one’s experience as a member of the Black diaspora. While the experiences of being Black in America vary tremendously, there are shared cultural factors that play a role in supporting a family’s well-being, resiliency and understanding when a loved one comes out as LGBTQ.

The group will meet online on the fourth Sunday of every month and will be facilitated by PFLAG NYC’s Program Manager, Kalima McKenzie-Simms.

The link to join the meeting on Zoom will be provided to everyone who registers in advance. For more information, please contact Kalima McKenzie-Simms at ....

Kirsten Adorian will facilitate a weekly workshop in yoga poses or Asana, common in yoga classes. During the virtual session, we will explore the fundamental aspects of it, try modifications, discuss what parts of the body it typically effects and talk about its intended Somatic effect.

Great for folks new to yoga and with ongoing practices, the class will focus on making Yoga classes less intimidating and more accessible to a variety of bodies. We will begin the class with a short warm up, dive into the pose of the week and end with breath work or a short meditation.

This session is accessible through Zoom - Meeting ID: 946 6844 8369

Kirsten is a 33 year old white, cis-passing gender confused queerdo, who grew up in Queens and has been calling Brooklyn home for 12 years. They're interested in movement practices that heal and embrace the fullness of all bodies. With sciatica and chronic pain, they're learning to honor their body rather than force it. Yoga has helped them through depression, pain and life shit.

Feel free to email them regarding the class or modifications: adoriank@gmail.com.

Kirsten Adorian will teach simple, breath-centered meditation, starting with simple stretches to prepare the body and then sitting for 15 minutes of guided meditation.

This session is accessible through Zoom - meeting ID: 962 7442 8744

Kirsten is a 33 year old white, cis-passing gender confused queerdo, who grew up in Queens and has been calling Brooklyn home for 12 years. They're interested in movement practices that heal and embrace the fullness of all bodies. With sciatica and chronic pain, they're learning to honor their body rather than force it. Yoga has helped them through depression, pain and life shit.

Feel free to email them regarding the class or modifications: adoriank@gmail.com.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

OASIS Wellness Center ofrecerá pruebas de VIH y Hepatitis C de forma gratuita y confidencial a todas las personas de la comunidad en Brooklyn. También ofreceremos enlace a PrEP y PEP, enlace a tratamiento, navegación a seguro médico y muchos otros servicios.

Solo con citas anticipadas. Por favor contactar a Frank Julca al 347-617-7403 ó fjulca@latinoaids.org para anticipar tu cita.

Si deseas hacerte la prueba sin cita, puedes ir a nuestra oficina principal OASIS Chelsea, situada en 330 7th Avenue, Suite 2001, New York, NY 10001.

OASIS Wellness Center will be offering free and confidential HIV and Hepatitis C testing to everyone in the community here in Brooklyn. We will also be providing linkage to PrEP/PEP, linkage to care, insurance navigation, among other services.

By appointment only. Please contact Frank Julca at 347-617-7403 or fjulca@latinoaids.org to schedule your appointment. Or you can reach them via Instagram or Facebook from Monday to Friday 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

The OASIS Wellness Center is also reachable through chat online via https://www.oasiscenter.nyc.

Project R.I.T.E. invites you and your friends for a virtual Kiki! The Kiki will take place every 2nd and 4th Monday and Thursday of the month.

For any questions and to get the details on how to sign on to the Kiki, please email William Bailey at wbailey@addabbo.org or (929) 920-6292.

This meeting is open to all who wish to attend. Start your week off with pure fun at Parlor Games. We’ll be playing different games every Monday at 4:30pm. Bring your favorite game to share!

Click here to RSVP.

During the Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) meetings, members share their experience with others seeking recovery. All meetings are a safe place to share your experience, listen to others and to meet other recovering addicts.

Crystal Meth Anonymous has gone virtual as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. For more information on how to join a session, please visit nycma.org.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

Applying for jobs can feel like a job in and of itself. Which is why we’re offering free 1:1 video consultations with resume and cover letter-writing experts every Tuesday between 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM. You can also send your resume and/ or cover letter to pridepath@lgbtbrooklyn.org for email support.

We’ll help you showcase your best self to potential employers with mock interviews, job search strategies, and tools to optimize LinkedIn.

Reserve a videoconference or send an email to pridepath@lgbtbrooklyn.org for free resume review, cover letter writing, and LinkedIn organization to feel confident showcasing your best self to potential employers.

For more information or questions, please contact pridepath@lgbtbrooklyn.org.

Due to the developing situation surrounding the Coronavirus COVID-19 this event is provided virtually.

To request a video conference link or phone number to dial into the group, please send an email to tgnc@lgbtbrooklyn.org.

Peer led support group for transgender and gender non conforming folks 18+. As much as we love allies, this group is for TGNC folks only.

LGBTQ+ Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings have gone virtual as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. For more information on how to join a session, please visit aa.org.

Brooklyn Community Pride Center is open with limited occupancy on weekdays (Monday through Friday) from 12pm to 5pm. For more information on our available onsite services, see our online reopening plan. You can also reach us at (347) 889-7719 or via our online contact form.

OASIS Wellness Center ofrecerá pruebas de VIH y Hepatitis C de forma gratuita y confidencial a todas las personas de la comunidad en Brooklyn. También ofreceremos enlace a PrEP y PEP, enlace a tratamiento, navegación a seguro médico y muchos otros servicios.

Solo con citas anticipadas. Por favor contactar a Frank Julca al 347-617-7403 ó fjulca@latinoaids.org para anticipar tu cita.

Si deseas hacerte la prueba sin cita, puedes ir a nuestra oficina principal OASIS Chelsea, situada en 330 7th Avenue, Suite 2001, New York, NY 10001.

OASIS Wellness Center will be offering free and confidential HIV and Hepatitis C testing to everyone in the community here in Brooklyn. We will also be providing linkage to PrEP/PEP, linkage to care, insurance navigation, among other services.

By appointment only. Please contact Frank Julca at 347-617-7403 or fjulca@latinoaids.org to schedule your appointment. Or you can reach them via Instagram or Facebook from Monday to Friday 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

The OASIS Wellness Center is also reachable through chat online via https://www.oasiscenter.nyc.

Due to the developing situation surrounding the Coronavirus COVID-19 CAMBA’s offices will be closed. YMHP staff will be providing services remotely.

CAMBA’s Young Men’s Health Project (YMHP) can assist you with virtual or over the phone services for:

Referrals to:

• Primary care or HIV care
• Linkage to PrEP and PEP
• HIV testing and STI screening and treatment
• Social services referrals
• Group support
• Individual or group peer support (all virtually and/or over the phone)

CAMBA's team is also available online, Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. All services are free, confidential and can be provided in English and/or Spanish.

Contact information:

• Darryl McKnight; YMHP Prevention Coordinator: darrylmc@camba.org or (917) 626-8665.
• Christopher Sangiovanni Troche; Client Advocate/ Peer Specialist: christophers@camba.org or (347) 533-3106.
• Leonardo Cambar; Program Manager, Prevention Services: leonardoc@camba.org or (929) 387-0279.

CAMBA can also be reached on YMHPMFacebook, TwitterYMHP  and instagramYMHP. 

Interested in exploring the potential for your speaking voice to sound....different? We will explore how our speaking voices work, and what you consider your true voice. We will talk about traditional "masculine" and "feminine" sounds, discuss how that does or doesn't fit with your identity. We will learn exercises to enhance parts of your voice that more truly express your gender. With feedback from my trained ear, we will together adjust, practice, and refine your sound.

Jules is a professional singer, long-time music teacher, and student in Speech-Language Pathology. She has taught singing, guitar, and piano.

Sessions currently conducted via Zoom. Sing up by emailing singnhike@gmail.com. Sessions last 45 minutes; limit of 4 sessions per client.

The Trans Boxing Collective is offering virtual Wednesday classes via Zoom (meeting ID: 967 090 926)! Please fill out this form in order to be added to the class roster and mailing list and to receive the password (password changes every week). For questions or more information, please contact info@transboxing.org.

The Trans Boxing Collective is a trans-led organization that facilitates inclusive and accessible boxing training for Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, and Non-Binary people. For more information visit the Trans Boxing Collective website.