Harlem United Community Aids

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179 E 116th St
New York, NY 10029
+1 (212) 987-3707
http://www.harlemunited.com

Founded in 1988 by activists in a church basement, Harlem United Community Aids has been committed to advancing health equity, originally creating a compassionate community for those affected by AIDS. Today, they provide world-class HIV care and a broadened range of healthcare services while advocating for social justice within their community.

With a strong emphasis on creating a supportive environment, Harlem United enjoys a high client referral rate and has been recognized for its leadership in the LGBTQ community. Their innovative programs, such as one of the first syringe exchange initiatives in NYC, highlight their dedication to public health and social advocacy.

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