Join Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) for a weekly book group for Black men to read together, reflect, and engage in meaningful conversation through literature.
All are welcome and encouraged to join.
Virtual option available, contact bbe@sfaf.org for info.
A substance use support group focusing on sharing and reconnecting after much time apart; open to folks with all substance use goals.
A safe space for people with abstinence goals to support one another, share knowledge, and learn skills. We help you achieve and maintain abstinence from all substances.
Join us for a discussion on what actually works, and what does not. We will talk skills, coping, managing emotions, distress tolerance, drug linked sexual behavior, how to make a plan to meet your goals, and much more.
Take the confusion out of recovery. This group can help harm reduction veterans or newbies process where they feel stuck or challenged.
Join us for a discussion on what actually works, and what does not. We will talk skills, coping, managing emotions, distress tolerance, drug linked sexual behavior, how to make a plan to meet your goals, and much more.
Take the confusion out of recovery. This group can help harm reduction veterans or newbies process where they feel stuck or challenged.
Reúnete con nosotros para hablar de tu relación con alcohol y drogas y como usar de manera más saludable. Este será un espacio relajado y libre de juicios para conversar acerca de varios temas que nos afectan incluyendo las relaciones personales, familia, inmigración, cultura y más.
TransLife empowers and supports group members with whatever they are going through. We understand that life as a trans woman, trans man, or gender-fluid individual can be tough. Our group brings a blend of spirituality, friendship and community to give the support you need and the family you long for. Come join us.
Questions? Email Translife@sfaf.org or call 415-487-8090.
Group held at 940 Howard St.
Join Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) for a weekly book group for Black men to read together, reflect, and engage in meaningful conversation through literature.
All are welcome and encouraged to join.
Virtual option available, contact bbe@sfaf.org for info.
Join Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) for a weekly book group for Black men to read together, reflect, and engage in meaningful conversation through literature.
All are welcome and encouraged to join.
Virtual option available, contact bbe@sfaf.org for info.
Join Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) for a discussion space for Black gay and same-gender-loving men to explore a variety of topics, share experiences, and build community.
Our group on the last Wednesday of the month is open to all allies.
Join Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) for a discussion space for Black gay and same-gender-loving men to explore a variety of topics, share experiences, and build community.
Our group on the last Wednesday of the month is open to all allies.
At our twice-monthly Sista Circles, women living with and affected by HIV come together for support, connection, and meaningful conversation in a space rooted in sisterhood and healing.
Contact Ebony at egordon@sfaf.org for more information or to join.
Join HUES (Healing & Uniting Every Sista) for a twice-monthly gathering for Black women. We offer a warm and welcoming space to connect, unwind, and thrive, with engaging discussion, fun games, creative crafts, and shared experiences.
We foster joy, wellness, and community connection.
Virtual option available. Contact Ebony at egordon@sfaf.org for more info or to join virtually.
Join us in this art therapy group and Express Yourself! All you need is an open mind and willingness to play.
“Damn, Daddy!” is a drop-in peer support group hosted by Aging Services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation designed specifically for gay, bisexual, and transgender men aged 50 and older. The group provides a sex-positive and confidential space to discuss real-talk topics related to aging with dignity and pride, including sex, health, relationships, drugs, and family dynamics.
Sessions are held virtually. To join contact Vince Crisostomo at vcrisostomo@sfaf.org or call (415) 706-4963.
A substance use support group focusing on sharing and reconnecting after much time apart; open to folks with all substance use goals.
“Damn, Daddy!” is a drop-in peer support group hosted by Aging Services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation designed specifically for gay, bisexual, and transgender men aged 50 and older. The group provides a sex-positive and confidential space to discuss real-talk topics related to aging with dignity and pride, including sex, health, relationships, drugs, and family dynamics.
Sessions are held virtually. To join contact Vince Crisostomo at vcrisostomo@sfaf.org or call (415) 706-4963.
Navigating substances requires balance. This group is for those members who would like to stay clear of some substances but still enjoy others, and also for those who would like to use any substance and focus on reducing the negative consequences of their use.
Topics include goal setting, triggers, navigating relationships and sex-drug linked behavior, exploring emotions, and also nutrition, hydration, day-after recovery and general health and well-being.
Join us over Zoom as we check in with each other from the comfort of our own homes. Sometimes there is a topic of discussion, and sometimes it is a check-in to see how everyone is doing. Stay connected, and also find out what is happening in and around SFAF.
Navigating substances requires balance. This group is for those members who would like to stay clear of some substances but still enjoy others, and also for those who would like to use any substance and focus on reducing the negative consequences of their use.
Topics include goal setting, triggers, navigating relationships and sex-drug linked behavior, exploring emotions, and also nutrition, hydration, day-after recovery and general health and well-being.
Join us over Zoom as we check in with each other from the comfort of our own homes. Sometimes there is a topic of discussion, and sometimes it is a check-in to see how everyone is doing. Stay connected, and also find out what is happening in and around SFAF.
A safe space for people with abstinence goals to support one another, share knowledge, and learn skills. We help you achieve and maintain abstinence from all substances.
El Grupo de Apoyo Latino de SFAF es un grupo social y educativo que ofrece un espacio abierto, seguro, y confidencial para apoyar a la comunidad Latina afectada por el VIH y SIDA. Es un grupo diverso, donde el respeto es la base para que todos los asistentes puedan expresar libremente sus experiencias, identidad, étnicidad, nacionalidad, sexualidad, y creencias religiosas.
Todas las reuniones son en español y se llevan a cabo en un ambiente positivo, familiar, y confidencial. Ven a compartir con nosotros, estamos seguros que encontrarás apoyo y recibirás información para mejorar tu calidad de vida.
SFAF ofrece servicios a cualquier persona sin importar su situación migratoria.
Para mas información sobre El Grupo, llama al 415-632-9722.
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Our support group, El Grupo, has been a stable source of family and community for Latinos, Latinas and their families since the early 1980s. Join us for information about sexual health and harm reduction, meals and social support, and help finding health and social services.
Meetings are in-person at 940 Howard St Group Room A every Thursday from 3 to 5 pm.
A safe space for people with abstinence goals to support one another, share knowledge, and learn skills. We help you achieve and maintain abstinence from all substances.
