Multnomah County · Healthcare

Cascade Aids Project

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HIV and STI testing, medical case management, housing assistance, primary care, behavioral health services, PrEP and PEP access, health insurance enrollment support, peer support, prevention education, and culturally specific services.

Communities centered

HIV+LGBTQ+

Services offered

Medical careHousing helpMental healthPeer supportCase managementAdvocacyFinancial assistance

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