African Amrcn Off Gay Concerns

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877 Broad St Ste 211
Newark, NJ 07102
+1 (973) 639-0700
https://www.aaogc.org

The African American Office of Gay Concerns (AAOGC) is a dedicated center located in Newark, NJ, focusing on HIV/AIDS testing, prevention, and resources. The organization aims to address health disparities within the community by promoting awareness and encouraging individuals to know their status.

Through various programs and partnerships, the AAOGC provides essential support and information related to sexual health and HIV prevention. The organization is committed to fostering a safe environment for discussions about these critical issues and ensuring that community members have access to the resources they need.

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