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Mark your calendars! Amplify Trans Voices by attending Open Door Health Center's Trans Day of Visibility Event on March 30, 2025, featuring music along with the shared truth of our […]
Make HIV Testing part of your routine. Open Door Health Center of IL will provide free HIV Testing in the Wellness Center of Aurora University.
Pizza and Pop provided. Bowling is free. Registration is required. To secure your spot, click here .
The purpose of this group is to offer a safe space for People Living With HIV to share experiences, provide mutual support, and navigate the challenges of the disease together. […]
The purpose of this group is to offer a safe space for People Living With HIV to share experiences, provide mutual support, and navigate the challenges of the disease together. […]
Make HIV Testing part of your routine. Open Door Health Center of IL will provide free HIV Testing in the Wellness Center of Aurora University.
The purpose of this group is to offer a safe space for People Living With HIV to share experiences, provide mutual support, and navigate the challenges of the disease together. […]
Free HIV Testing by Open Door Health Center of Illinois provided by Open Door at Broken Chains Counseling Center. For more information contact Jamie at 630-549-4408.
The purpose of this group is to offer a safe space for People Living With HIV to share experiences, provide mutual support, and navigate the challenges of the disease together. […]
Help raise awareness about the importance of HIV testing & take control of your sexual health! Open Door Health Center of Illinois is partnering with BEA's Touch of Style to […]
The purpose of this group is to offer a safe space for People Living With HIV to share experiences, provide mutual support, and navigate the challenges of the disease together. […]
The purpose of this group is to offer a safe space for People Living With HIV to share experiences, provide mutual support, and navigate the challenges of the disease together. […]