
In it's Day Civil Rights mattered St James Infirmary San Francisco CA Good People. Made A Difference
(7)
St. James Infirmary, a vital resource for sex workers in San Francisco, has closed its doors as of December 29, 2023, after nearly 25 years of service. Founded by activists and rooted in reproductive justice, the organization provided compassionate, trauma-informed medical and mental health care, alongside essential harm reduction programs for marginalized communities.
While the closure marks a significant loss, community partners like Lyon-Martin Community Health Services, TGI Justice Project, and San Francisco Community Health Clinic will continue key programs and support for transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and intersex individuals, ensuring that the spirit of St. James Infirmary lives on. The legacy of advocacy and support for sex workers and other vulnerable populations remains a priority as these organizations step in to carry forward the important work initiated by SJI.
Generated from the website
In it's Day Civil Rights mattered St James Infirmary San Francisco CA Good People. Made A Difference
Now this is actually a great organization. They honestly practice what they preach. They except any and all trans people without question. I was never turned away for not being overweight. I was...
More for Transgenders than for Sex Workers Exotic workers that enhance sexual health and protect sexual and sensual basic human rights of all human need a place like St James Infirmary. It is...
St. James Infirmary is a wonderful organization. I met many fantastic people from this organization. My company does a lot to support them. Basically, they offer free, confidential, nonjudgmental...
Sex worker occupational health clinic. Go get your counseling support, a hot meal, some new heels, a massage, a pap smear, and some sweet referrals after a hard night of tassel twirling, pink...
Partial Data by Infogroup (c) 2025. All rights reserved.
Partial Data by Foursquare.