Project Safe (STAYING AIDS FREE THROUGH EDUCATION)

Project Safe (STAYING AIDS FREE THROUGH EDUCATION) | Cleveland Treatment Center

6001 Woodland Ave., Ste. 2121, Cleveland, OH 44104

Eligibility

Males and females thirteen years of age and older. Targets intravenous drug users, their sexual partners and other individuals at risk (such as men who sleep with men and high risk heterosexuals).

Hours

M-F: 8:30am-5:00pm at Carl Stokes Social Services Mall site. Results are returned a week later for Orasure testing. Results are available in 20 minutes with Oraquick testing. Every effort will be made to accommodate clients who can not visit during regular business hours.

(216) 991-7233

Voice

(216) 431-0711

Fax

https://www.clevelandtreatmentcenter.org

Application process

Phone for information M-F: 8:30am-5:00pm.

Fees

Free.

Service area

United States

Description

Protects community health by providing anonymous and confidential HIV testing (OraSure/Oraquick) and counseling, and encouraging behavioral changes that reduce the risk of AIDS, other sexually transmitted diseases and tuberculosis. Services offered include outreach, pre and post-test counseling, counseling, referrals, information and condom distribution.

What's Here

Safe Sex Supplies AIDS/HIV Prevention Counseling Outreach Programs Sexuality/Reproductive Health Education AIDS/HIV HIV Testing

Providing organization

Cleveland Treatment Center

Operates a methadone maintenance/opiod agonist medication outpatient drug treatment facility for opiate and other drugs of addiction. Treatment includes case management, crisis intervention, laboratory urinalysis, methadone administration, individual or group counseling, medical evaluations, and a program for pregnant or postpartum addicted women which offers case management services and links to community resources. Provides alcohol and drug assessments as well as referrals to other appropriate programs. The center also offers educational and prevention programs targeted against alcohol abuse/misuse, urban violence, HIV/AIDS, other sexually transmitted diseases and tuberculosis.