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Free HIV Testing

The Women's Collective offers free testing for HIV to anyone seeking to know their HIV status. Visit our HIV Prevention section to learn more.

Outreach and testing at TWC has resumed for September 2010. Check out our calendar.

Find testing sites around the nation as part of the Act Against AIDS campaign!

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CFC Campaign

The Women's Collective participates in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) of the National Capital Region. To support our work enter #62428 on your CFC form or click on the CFC sticker below to e-give!

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Disclaimer

Since HIV is spread primarily through sexual practices or by sharing needles, prevention messages on this site may address these topics. HIV prevention materials funded by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) must be approved by local program review panels. However, the materials may be controversial to some viewers.

 

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Welcome to The Women's Collective
Monday, 15 February 2010

As soon as a woman or girl walks through our doors they are greeted by the staff and introduced to epat smileveryone at The Women's Collective as well as introduced to our space. This is a unique and critical approach that ensures women and their family members feel welcome here at all times, under any circumstances.

In the same spirit, we'd like to introduce you to womenscollective.org, our home on the internet.

The Women's Collective is a unique non-profit in the District of Columbia that provides HIV Care Management, HIV Prevention Services, and Policy and Advocacy to/for women, girls and families. 

Photo by Duane Cramer

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CDC Awards $42 Million to Community-Based Organizations including TWC to Fight HIV
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced today that it has awarded $42 million to 133 community-based organizations (CBOs) to help implement HIV prevention efforts among populations at greatest risk over the next five years. 

Six District of Columbia CBOs received awards:

  • Children's National Medical Center
  • Deaf-REACH
  • Sasha Bruce Youthwork, Inc.
  • The Women's Collective
  • Us Helping Us, People Into Living, Inc.
  • Washington Area Consortium on HIV Infection in Youth – Metro TeenAIDS
     

"This funding is a critical part of CDC's national HIV prevention efforts and is in line with the priorities identified in the recently released National HIV/AIDS Strategy," said Jonathan Mermin, MD, director of CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention. "Governments on the federal and state levels cannot end this epidemic alone, and these resources will help to give many communities the tools they need to fight HIV locally."

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National Coverage of the Female Condom Initiative in DC
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

In a article dated July 29, 2010, reporter Jessica Gresko talks with TWC outreach worker Charlene Cotton about the new female condom. The article entitled "DC pushes female condoms to fight HIV epidemic" explores the efforts of groups like TWC that are conducting intensive outreach and education on the FC2.

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Sisters Helping Sisters to Thrive - A Toolkit Training

The FREE 2-day training, Sisters Helping Sisters to THRIVE – A Toolkit Training on Creating Programs for Women to Take Power over HIV/AIDS is a unique opportunity rarely offered. Often service providers do not recognize or are unaware of the specific difficulties women and girls face in the HIV/AIDS epidemic – whether living with or at-risk for HIV/AIDS.

Come learn innovative ways to ensure that your organization is providing the best HIV/AIDS services for women and girls. Find out more by contacting Abby Charles, Policy & Advocacy Coordinator at 202-483-7003.

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REALtalkDC is about getting that ‘real talk’ about what is going on in our community – the District of Columbia. Young people want to know about HIV and STIs, safer sex, how to protect ourselves, and how to get tested in DC. REALtalkDC is about meeting young people where they are – online, on cell phones, at school and in the streets.

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TWC is Offering "Welcoming Women" -- A FREE 2-day Training!

Welcoming Women—Creating Inclusive, Supportive and Uplifting HIV/AIDS Programming and Services, is a unique opportunity rarely offered. Often service providers do not recognize the specific difficulties women and girls face in the HIV/AIDS epidemic—whether living with or at-risk for HIV/AIDS. Find out more!

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