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- National STD and AIDS Hotline

Contra Costa Health Services (back to top)
Information:
Contra Costa County Health services provide (and not limited to) a multitude of services including Alcohol & Other Drugs Services, Communicable Disease Programs Prevention, Family, Maternal & Child Health, Health Centers & Clinics, HIV & AIDS Services, Homeless Services, Kid Shape at Pittsburg Health Center, Limited English Assistance Program (Refugee Health),Medical Marijuana ID Program, Medically Vulnerable Infant Program, Mental Health, Pediatrics, Perinatal Services, Prenatal Care Guidance, Psychiatric, Public Guardian Program, Public Health, Laboratory, Regional Medical Center, Rehabilitation Therapy Services, Safely Surrendered Baby, Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD), Services for Families, Mothers & Children, Street Smarts, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Teen Age Program (TAP), WIC Breastfeeding Counselor Program, Women, Infants & Children, (WIC) Program, West Contra Costa "Street Smarts" Campaign.
Contact:
Health Services.
215 Pacifica Ave.
Bay Point, CA 94565
(800) 495-8885 phone

National STD and AIDS Hotline (back to top)
Information:
The National STD and aids hotline provides Free Sexually Transmitted Disease information and clinic referrals. Operators are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for those needing assistance and information about STDs and HIV/AIDS. The ability of a caller to get through to a live operator will be greatly enhanced. Call blockage will be significantly reduced. Operators will now be thoroughly knowledgeable about both STDs and HIV/AIDS. The phone numbers for the hotlines remain the same, and are listed below. Information is the first line of defense in preventing STD and HIV infection. Unfortunately, there is still a great deal of stigma attached to discussions of these issues. The CDC National STD and AIDS Hotlines can help by offering reliable information in a friendly, non-threatening, non-judgmental atmosphere. The hotline is operated under contract by the American Social Health Association (ASHA), a non-profit organization dedicated solely to the prevention and control of STDs. For answers to your STD/AIDS related questions, referrals to local test sites, treatment centers, or other services, please call!
Contact:
(800) 227-8922 phone

 

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