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The HIV Prevention Services (HPS) Section is Accepting Volunteers!

The HIV Prevention Services section has provided free anonymous HIV testing since the height of the AIDS epidemic and continues to provide this valuble service to the community. Learn to become an HIV counselor, work with clients on a personal level and help people reduce their risk for HIV. To learn more, read and fill out the application. The applications can be emailed to bfchps@gmail.com  by Monday, April 30th 2012.

Hepatitis Testing, Education & Vaccinaton (HepTev) Section is currently accepting applications for volunteers!

The Hepatitis Testing, Education and Vaccination (Hep-Tev) section is currently accepting applications for volunteers. Please download the application form. Complete and send application to heptev.tc@gmail.com by Monday, May 7, 2012.

Saturday Women & Trans-inclusive Services: Expanded Hours and Peer Counseling Services!!

We are happy to announce new extended hours and services for our Saturday Women & Trans-inclusive Services! We are now open from 11am to 2pm. Our Saturday Women's Services will also include Peer Counseling

 

Hepatitis Vaccine Access Program

Due to changes in the state budget, the Berkeley Free Clinic is now acquiring our vaccines from vaccine access programs run by GSK and Merck.  Please see our Hepatitis Services page for more information about what this means for you!

BFC in the East Bay Express

The East Bay Express just did a story about the Berkeley Free Clinic and the challenges we face given the latest round of state budget cuts.  You can read the article here and you can find information about how to help support the BFC at our Donation page.

Expanded Peer Counseling Hours

The Peer Counseling Collective (PCC) has expanded their hours!  Come visit a peer counselor Monday-Friday at 6:30pm.

BFC in the Daily Cal

The Daily Cal, UC Berkeley's student newspaper, did a story about us and how the recent state & local budget cuts are affecting our clinic.  You can read the article or check out the video:

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