AIDS Project East Bay

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1320 Webster St
Oakland, CA 94612
+1 (510) 663-7958
http://www.apeb.org

AIDS Project East Bay (APEB) is a non-profit organization based in Oakland, CA, dedicated to transforming lives through health and wellness. Their comprehensive services, including HIV testing, housing assistance, and advocacy, aim to reduce HIV infections in Alameda County, support individuals living with AIDS, and combat stigma and discrimination.

With a mission to make a lasting impact, APEB strives to create a healthier community by providing essential resources and support to those affected by HIV/AIDS, working towards a future free from the burden of this disease.

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2.53 reviews
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Jasmine T.
4/8/2014

No not only people with AIDS come here. ...very Helpful people FREE STD SCREENING, BLOOD WORK W NO INSURANCE thy sign you up with the Family Pact Insurance and help you with more then PLANNED...

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William R.
2/4/2023

I am a client of Project Independence and recipient of a rent subsidy as I am living with HIV. The rent subsidy hasn't been paid since November and the housing coordinator kept giving my landlord...

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Cindy P.
1/22/2016

Be sure to confirm your appointments before you've left your house as they have some communication issues with cancelling appointments without prior warning. Hopefully they will get that...

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