03/10/2026
Today, March 10th, is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. This day is observed annually to highlight the impact of HIV on women & girls, and promote prevention, testing, and treatment.
Since 1983, ASGCC has been at the frontlines of responding to the HIV pandemic, including advocating for the lives and rights of those impacted. There is no cure for HIV, but it’s treatable today when people have access to medical care and supports.
Did you know that ASGCC provides FREE, year-round services for people living with HIV? That includes – but is not limited to – case management, transportation to medical appointments, housing search and advocacy, food access (including a daily meals program in the Outer Cape, on-site emergency food pantries, and deliveries of food essentials in the Mid, Lower and Upper Cape), pharmacy access with home delivery, and much more!
If you’re living with HIV, we’re here: call us at 508.487.9445 and we’ll get you connected.
In addition to services for people living with HIV, we’ve offered free prevention services – including HIV testing – for over 4 decades. For prevention and harm reduction services:
Our Hyannis site is open Monday through Friday, 9AM- 5PM at 428 South Street in Hyannis. Stop by or call 508.778.1954
Our Mobile Outreach Vans 🚐 🚐 bring our FREE services all around the Cape. Call 508.778.1954 to see where they are located today.
Our Ptown Drop-in Center is open Thursdays through Mondays, 9a – 5p at 301 Commercial Street. Drop-in or call 508.487.8311
