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WORLD (World Women Organized To Respond To Life Threatening Diseases) is a nonprofit organization based in Oakland, CA, dedicated to addressing critical health issues affecting women and girls, particularly in relation to HIV/AIDS. Through a variety of programs, including peer advocacy, outreach, and health fairs, WORLD strives to empower individuals and improve community health outcomes. The organization actively engages in initiatives like the SUN Project and offers resources such as PrEP navigation and leadership retreats. Committed to promoting health equity, WORLD continually seeks to expand its reach and impact within the community while celebrating milestones such as its 30th anniversary. Generated from the website

Cal-PEP, founded in 1984, is a pioneering health outreach program in the Bay Area dedicated to providing tailored health education, disease prevention, risk reduction, and support services to those at highest risk for HIV/AIDS in a language they understand. With a focus on community empowerment, Cal-PEP has been instrumental in building stronger communities and addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic for over 30 years. Offering a range of services including substance abuse prevention, case management, peer-based support, and community-based research, Cal-PEP is committed to making a lasting impact on the health and well-being of East Bay residents. Through volunteer opportunities and donations, individuals can support Cal-PEP's mission to continue providing vital services to those in need. Generated from the website

The Bayview Hunters Point Foundation in San Francisco, CA is a state-licensed and accredited organization that provides outpatient substance abuse services to residents of San Francisco, with a particular focus on the southeastern sector of the city. Their evidence-based practices and harm reduction approach support individuals aged 18 and older in their journey towards successful rehabilitation and independent living. The Foundation's substance abuse services include methadone maintenance, individual and group counseling, long-term detoxification, and counseling and support for individuals with HIV/AIDS or at risk of HIV infection. They also offer referrals and linkages to other health, treatment, and social services within their continuum of care and throughout the community, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive support. Many clients have achieved positive outcomes, such as overcoming heroin addiction, rebuilding relationships, re-entering the workforce, and regaining their overall health and well-being.Generated from the website