We’re excited to announce the upcoming premiere of “You Betta Ask Somebody II,” a powerful play aimed at raising awareness for HIV testing. As National HIV Testing Day approaches, this timely performance promises to engage and educate audiences. 📅 Event Details: Dates: June 28th and 29th Time: 7:00 PM Location: Malonga Casquelourd Center for The Arts, Oakland 🎟️ Tickets: Youth: Free…
In a recent panel discussion hosted by the EDEN AREA/League of Women Voters Town Hall, Heppac’s case managers took center stage. Sabrina Fuentes, one of the panelists, shared her journey from homelessness to advocacy. The event shed light on the reality and challenges faced by unhoused individuals in Alameda County. Fuentes, who was previously homeless in…
Today Governor Newsom announced the state is buying a generic version of overdose-Governor Newsom’s recent announcement about California purchasing a generic version of the overdose-reversal drug Narcan at a reduced price is a critical step in addressing the opioid epidemic. In an exclusive interview with KTVU, Michael Snow from The HIV Education and Prevention Project…
Our Executive Director, Braunz Courtney, was recently interviewed by KTVU to shed light on the Fentanyl crisis gripping California. In this insightful interview, Braunz delved into the evolving landscape of fentanyl, addressing critical aspects such as its perception, usage, and distribution. Watch the full interview here: KTVU Interview (https://www.ktvu.com/video/1418817) Let’s raise awareness together! Use these…
Mike Snow and Sabrina Fuentes of The HIV Education and Prevention Project of Alameda County talk about the life-saving measures for someone experiencing an opioid overdose. Watch the video here.
Highland Hospital has a new vending machine. But instead of soda, it has socks. Instead of chips, there’s condoms. And it’s all free. The “harm-reduction vending machine” launched in Highland’s emergency department this fall, offers basic supplies to anyone who needs it, with a focus on reaching those who might benefit from the substance-use services…
