Prevention and screening centers Paris

Sida Info Service is an association based in Montreuil. It offers a range of services for people living with HIV/AIDS and those interested in finding out more. These services include Sida Info Plus, a space dedicated to HIV-positive people, and Hépatites Info Service. To contact the association, call the free number 0 800 84 08 00. It is also possible to write or chat online via the association's website. Sida Info Service also offers free consultations and screening, as well as specific services for LGBT+ people.

The Ligue Nationale contre le Cancer de Paris, through its 103 departmental committees, plays an essential role before, during and after the disease. Thanks to the generosity of the public and the commitment of its volunteers, it offers a wide range of support services, such as listening, psychological support, adapted physical activities, dietary advice, financial aid, social actions and preparation for a return to work. It is an independent organization committed to reducing the impact of the disease and its treatment.

An anonymous and free telephone service, through which young people find listening, information and guidance in the fields of health, psychology, social and legal issues, every day from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

This anti-AIDS association, created in 1989, is mainly comprised of HIV-positive people - the office, a core of about active members, including medical advisers, all volunteers and members. The purpose of the association is to focus on all aspects of AIDS and to carry out critical analyses of all situations and problems caused by AIDS and in particular treatments.

ARPEIJE is a place of listening for parents of children suffering from this disease: talking about epilepsy, finding answers through the lives of its members, obtaining specific brochures such as "The Teacher and his epileptic pupil", reports about seminars and debates organised by the association are among the various services offered.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence - Convent of Paris have been serving LGBT communities since 1979 in the world and 1990 in Paris. They expient guilty guilt and promulgate multiverselle joy. They wanted love, joy and celebration, peace between communities, charity, AIDS prevention, law and duty to remember. They collect funds to allow people affected or affected by the virus to come and participate in the healing stays organized twice a year in the sea or in the mountains. The funds collected also serve to help other associations, including the fight against AIDS and stis, through donations. In addition to collecting funds for the fight against AIDS and stis, members, dressed in sisters, go to gay institutions, including sexual consumption sites (but not only) to distribute condoms, listen and deliver a prevention message. During their outings, they answer all questions, confess in joy and bénissent with your love of one hour or life. The convent of Paris is very active.

The objective of Arcat AIDS is to optimize the treatment processes undertaken by, inter alia, the stabilization of the living conditions of the people who are welcomed. The Association for Research, Communication and Action for the Treatment of AIDS - Arcat - founded the Solidarity point. This place of medical care is open to any person affected by HIV encountering social, medical, psychological or legal difficulties. Arcat-SIDA publishes the Journal de la Démocratie Santé (JDS), which appears every month, and the BIP (Newsletter for Health and Social Professionals of the undertaking), which appears every three months or twice a year, as well as numerous publications on HIV, hepatitis and other diseases.

Asset Health is a national network of people living with HIV or the hepatitis virus. Its philosophy is to mobilise patients by helping them out of isolation, applying the Denver Declaration (which argues that people infected must be respected, consulted and involved in decisions affecting them), by promoting peer education, because experience of life with the virus acquires "expertise"; information on treatments, side effects and therapeutic research. Its role is also to accompany patients in the search for a better quality of life. To do this, the association organizes two types of hotlines: therapeutic strategists to exchange information about treatments, hygiene, nutrition, etc., and access hotlines to social rights, so that everyone knows their rights and can find themselves in the maze of administrative approaches. The association also maintains forums and hosts frequent spaces of conviviality aimed at revitalizing people suffering from it. An exchange group around the theme «Living with» has been set up. Carers and care can meet outside consultations; this is one of many examples of the principle of direct democracy that it defends.

Christian & AIDS, created in 1991, wants to help Christian communities and, more generally, society as a whole to reflect on the cultural, social, ethical and pastoral implications of HIV infection, to assume their responsibilities in the fight against disease and its prevention, to show their attention and solidarity with the affected people and their families, to bring about a change in attitudes and to change behaviour, to overcome the attitudes of the people and their families. silence, denial and fear, and combat any form of stigma and discrimination. In the name of evangelical values, Christian & AIDS fosters a holistic approach to the person by putting forward self-esteem and respect for oneself, responsibility, solidarity and the essential love, campaigning for an education to affectivity and sexuality based on self-knowledge, his body, the one on the other, sexual practices and the other. love reports. Christians & AIDS is active in France (metropolitan and overseas), Belgium and Africa. 30 local groups with specific field actions, partnerships with anti-AIDS associations in Africa, awareness-raising activities with migrant communities, training in broad public (religious leaders, youth, families, etc.), means of communication and information, a quarterly reflection newspaper and an annual Africa supplement, a regular internal letter, and local events and national… Ecumenical, Christian & AIDS is animated by men and women of different faiths and backgrounds. Anxious to serve all the spiritual resources of the Gospel, they share their experience in the prevention of AIDS, support for people infected and fighting the epidemic. Christian & AIDS maintains relations with the churches in order to help them reflect on the issues arising from the epidemic.

The purpose of this association is to welcome and accompany people affected by HIV and, in particular, the most disadvantaged in the face of the disease, through three houses, including two in Paris. Hotlines around a free meal open to any person concerned. Rehabilitation assistance workshops, psychosocial accompaniment, workshops of artistic expression.

The purpose of local representatives against AIDS, whose founding president is Jean-Luc Romero, is to remind local elected representatives that they have a duty to mobilize against AIDS, at a time when there is a significant demobilization of the French, elected, in the fight. Over 10 000 elected representatives signed the manifesto of ELCS, which creates a moral obligation and results, committing them to mobilize for prevention, but also to solidarity and fraternity vis-à-vis HIV-positive people and sick people. Regional and departmental meetings are organized to meet with actors in the fight against AIDS from the political, associative and medical worlds. During these meetings, stakeholders take stock of the epidemic in each of the departments visited and on the actions developed by local communities. They are finally thinking about implementing actions, based on the 11 Life Struggle proposals. Since the creation of ELCS, these meetings have helped to prepare 14 general states that took place in the Senate, the National Assembly, the Regional Council of Ile-de-France and the City Hall of Paris. The ELCS association is organised in network and consists of about departmental delegations.

Social and Psychological Space for Aid to People Affected by AIDS. Psychological support for people affected by HIV and their families. Meeting with psychologists, nurses and psychiatrists.

The sisters expressed the following wishes: love, joy and festivals, the right to difference, solidarity, information and prevention of AIDS, right and duty to remember. The order of Perpetual Indulgence is an international order that brings together monasteries in many countries. Dress is a way to attract attention, arouse curiosity and thus facilitate dialogue. This association regularly organises healing stays for people affected by HIV.

Actions Traitements is a Paris-based association, accredited to represent users of the healthcare system, which has been working since 1991 for the rights and support of people living with HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, tuberculosis and STIs. Created on the initiative of patients living with HIV, it informs and supports sufferers, defends their rights and carries out preventive actions, particularly among those most at risk. Thanks to its expertise and advocacy work, Actions Traitements is a key player in the fight against these diseases in France.

it aims to build confidence and regain the energy needed to create a new dynamic in the development of a life, personal or professional project (contact Thérèse in Tel 01 53 24 90 67).

Created jointly in 1990 by the French Agency for the Fight against AIDS (AFLS) and AIDS, the AIDS Info Service, a regionalised structure throughout France, is a set of national telephone devices invested in different fields of competence (health, sexuality, social law, etc.) to diverse audiences (general public, professionals, people affected) and the Internet. Historically, it is the UNAIDS Info Service, which has been put in place. Since then, other numbers have been created to respond to specific requests. Hepatitis Info Service Tel 0 800 845 800. Reply in foreign languages (Arabic, English, French, Russian and Spanish) Tel 0800 840 800. AIDS Info Law & 0 810 636 636. Line of life (followed by patients and their relatives) Tel 0 810 037 037. HIV Info Providers Tel 0 810 630 515. Line Azur (for people who ask questions about their sexual orientation) Tel 0810 20 30 40. Specialized information, prevention and proximity service service, AIDS Info Service aims to inform, listen to and support, orient (network work), return and testify by providing qualitative and quantitative analysis. Each person is greeted with respect and without trial. The website is very comprehensive on all aspects of AIDS and stis.

Currency: " Let's be careful, don't seek to convince " (Georges Braque). Located at the bottom of the Maine-Montparnasse Tower, the Crips network is a national network of skills for the processing of information and documentation on AIDS, enabling the development of suitable products in the area of prevention and the implementation of action. It is a true crossroads of information, with regional, national and international resources to facilitate the mobilization of prevention actors. The reception, telephone or on-site, is intended to respond to any request for information on AIDS, hepatitis, reduction of the risks associated with drug use (alcohol and tobacco), and prevention of risk behaviours, especially among young people., Cyber-CRIPS Space on the ground floor (welcome from Tuesday to Saturday, from 13 a. m. to 19 p. m. (h). On the 4 th floor, it's more a documentation center.

The purpose of Drug info service is to listen, inform and guide drug addicts or anyone facing a problem of dependency - as well as their surroundings - but also those who simply want to know more about soft or hard drugs. Drugs Info Service is also aware of problems related to drugs or alcohol.

The purpose of Drug info service is to listen, inform and guide drug addicts or anyone facing a problem of dependency - as well as their surroundings - but also those who simply want to know more about soft or hard drugs. Drugs Info Service is also aware of problems related to drugs or alcohol.

Hepatitis B is among gays. 40% of them have already been in contact with the virus, 10% of them have a risk of developing the disease. It should be recalled that vaccination is free of charge.