Discover Illinois-based organizations and resources supporting PrEP for priority populations including Black and Latino/a communities, transgender and gender-diverse individuals, young people under 25, and rural residents.
PrEP can reduce HIV transmission risk by up to 99% when taken consistently. Black communities face disproportionate barriers to PrEP access despite highest need.
Peer support groups for Black gay men addressing mental health, relationships, HIV prevention, and community building. Virtual and in-person options available.
Join Support GroupLanguage barriers, immigration status concerns, and cultural stigma often limit PrEP access. Culturally competent care is essential.
Spanish and English speaking support groups for Latino men focusing on mental health, sexual health, and HIV prevention. Culturally affirming space for community and wellness.
Find Support GroupsLGBTQ+ affirming healthcare is crucial for PrEP adherence. Discrimination in healthcare settings remains a significant barrier.
Illinois' longest running LGBTQ youth organization providing affirming spaces, support groups, peer mentorship, and family support programs.
Join Support GroupsFree peer support for LGBTQ people and families with local chapters across the state. Monthly meetings and ongoing support.
Find Local ChapterCommunity-based support groups for LGBTQ+ individuals focusing on HIV prevention, PrEP education, and peer support.
Join GroupsYouth face unique barriers including parental consent requirements, confidentiality concerns, and age-appropriate resources. Early intervention is critical.
Peer-led support groups for teens ages 13-17 focusing on HIV prevention, PrEP education, and community building. Virtual and in-person options with resources in English and Spanish.
Join Peer GroupsLGBTQ youth support groups providing peer mentorship and community connections for young people.
Find Support GroupsSupport groups for young adults (18-25) focusing on HIV prevention and peer support.
Connect with PeersTransgender individuals face severe healthcare barriers including discrimination, lack of insurance coverage, and provider inexperience with trans-specific care.
Comprehensive campaign materials including flyers, murals, workshops, and social media education available in English and Spanish.
Access ToolkitMultilingual LGBTQ youth and family resources for community education and support.
Get ResourcesRural areas face provider shortages, transportation barriers, and stigma. Telemedicine and virtual resources are essential for equitable PrEP access.
Teens and families in rural areas can connect with statewide resources virtually through these organizations:
Comprehensive campaign materials including flyers, murals, workshops, and social media education available in English and Spanish.
Access ToolkitMultilingual LGBTQ youth and family resources for community education and support.
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