10/12/2026
Our offices are closed today for Indigenous Peoples’ Day - we will return tomorrow with our Hepatitis C Testing Drive.
🪶🧡 Indigenous Peoples Day Hepatitis C Testing Drive — Everyone Is Welcome!
In recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day, the Gay Health Task Force is hosting a special Hepatitis C testing drive during the week of Indigenous Peoples Day, honoring the strength, resilience, and traditions of Indigenous peoples while promoting health, wellness, and access to care for everyone.
In many Indigenous cultures, caring for our relatives extends beyond our immediate families to our entire community. Honoring our ancestors also means caring for ourselves, supporting one another, and helping create healthier futures for generations yet to come.
❤️ Know Your Status. Protect Your Health. Care for Our Relatives.
Hepatitis C (Hep C) often has no noticeable symptoms, meaning many people living with the virus don't know they have it. The good news? Hep C is treatable and, in most cases, curable!
🧡 FREE Hep C Testing
🧡 Confidential, respectful, stigma-free services
🧡 OPEN TO EVERYONE — Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike!
While this testing drive is being held in recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day, you do not need to be Indigenous to participate. All are welcome, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
Indigenous Peoples Day reminds us of the importance of community, connection, and caring for one another. What better way to honor those values than by taking care of our health and encouraging our relatives, friends, and neighbors to do the same?
📅 This Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from Noon to 4:00PM.