Reserved: ”status is Everything”-It’s not just a slogan If you are sexually active, your serostatus (knowing if you are HIV+ or HIV-) can be an effective tool in HIV/AIDS prevention. The only way to find out for sure is to get tested! “An estimated one quarter of the 850,000 to 950,000 people living with HIV in the United states do not yet know that they are infected. When people know that they are infected with HIV they are significantly more likely to protect their partners from infection….”(CDC) There are several ways you can get tested for hiv. We can help you find the best method for you.

The African American Office of Gay Concerns is committed to delivering quality HIV/AIDS services to the Gay community in the Newark Area.

                 We provide an array of services focusing on changing individual behavior. This is accomplished through our interaction with our consumers and developing an understanding of their needs.

                 The stigmas, barriers and issues related to our growth facing our community make the need for self-improvement programs in the Newark area greater than ever.

             The AAOGC is here to address these needs and help bring about change and awareness to the needs of the community we serve.
Reserved: Mission Statement “The AAOGC comprehensively serves as a resource for the well-being of Gay men of color, inclusive of, but not limited to the gay, bisexual, transgendered and questioning communities through outreach, education and compassionate care.”
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