Prevention and screening centers France

The Free and Anonymous Screening Centre (CDAG) allows for the screening of diseases such as HIV, hepatitis, and syphilis, an increasing infection in northern France. After a prior interview with a doctor, you can get a blood check from which you alone will be able to find the results.

The CeGIDD (Centre Gratuit d'Information, de Dépistage et de Diagnostic) allows screening tests to detect sexually transmitted infections (hepatitis B, HIV, herpes...), anonymously and free of charge. It offers documentation related to prevention or treatment. It also allows you to be accompanied to a care programme in the event of a positive test result. Be careful, the number of visitors can be important, it is recommended to go there early or to make an appointment. Remember to bring your health record.

The Committee offers a range of services, including nutrition workshops, physical activities, beauty treatments, psychological support, self-expression activities, and help with social, administrative and/or legal formalities.

The Nîmes de Nîmes is a screening centre for sexually transmitted infections, also treating stis (non-HIV and hepatitis). Medical consultations can be with or without RV, always free. Blood examinations are also free. People now have the choice between anonymity (maintained number system) or present themselves personally (name, first name, date of birth). Results are issued accompanied by a doctor, present to answer any question of prevention, risk reduction or care.

This special care centre for drug addicts (C.S.S.T.), administered by the association Blannaves Logos, makes the day of the day without appointment. As part of its mission (care and support for drug users), Logos provides medical and psychological counselling for people in demand. Doctor and nurse are present to establish a diagnosis with the user, possibly respond to alternative needs and provide emergency care. An educator and other participants at the reception act more on a social slope and insertion.

Centre of prevention, support and side dishes of the people, Aides Nîmes acts as part of the missions of the national federation. The association began with daily in the fight against AIDS and the contaminations HIV, hepatitises. Anonymous and free screening tests are applied to the room. The accompaniment of the sick people is available as well as the medical and social followed the HIV good carriers. Professionals attentive provide all necessary information to the perfect understanding of HIV virus. Self condoms, as well as an abundant communication (plates, brochures, magazines).

Anonymous and free screening.

The association was founded in 2005 under the name Arpeije (Association pour la Recherche, l'Éducation et l'Information des Jeunes Épileptiques). Having merged with the BFE - which focused on adults - the association changed its name to Epilepsie France, addressing both children and adults. It regularly organizes discussion groups, conferences and other events.

It brings together health prevention associations in the region with the aim of coordinating their actions and promoting their development. Source of information in all areas of health.

For 30 years, AIDS have been fighting homophobia, but above all, it has given priority to the prevention of AIDS. The montpellier antenna of the association provides, inter alia, advice and documents concerning the risks to be avoided, screening and accompaniment of patients.

The free and anonymous screening centre can be done on Tuesdays from 9 a. m. to 16 p. m. and on Wednesday from 13 p. m. to 16 p. m. If you wish to make an appointment, this is possible, so consultations will be held on Monday from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and from 14 p. m. to 18 p. m., Wednesday from 9 p. m. to 11 p. m., Thursday from 9 p. m. to 16 p. m. and Friday from 9 p. M. to 16 p. m. An simonm site proposes to do screening tests in Cicadas, 17 rue de l'Île (to the gay and bis only): the 2nd Tuesday from a. m. to p. m., other Tuesdays from p. m. to p. m. and without MEETING (test HIV quick + Syphilis and hepatitis)
For more information, please call the secretariat open on Monday from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and from 14 p. m. to 18 p. m. and from Tuesday to Friday from 9 a. m. to 17 p. m.

Dijon offers a valuable service for young people suffering from depression. The Fil Santé Jeunes website offers a free, anonymous discussion forum for 12-25 year-olds. Young people can ask questions, share experiences and find support. In addition to the forum, Fil Santé Jeunes also offers communication services via telephone, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Zoom. Topics covered in the forum include love and sexuality, contraception and pregnancy, drugs and addictions, unhappiness, relationships with others, physical and mental health, and living with an illness or disability. This service is an invaluable tool for young people who need support and a sympathetic ear in their battle against depression.

The stopover is a service of the Nice town hall for young people aged 11 to 25. It is an area of free expression listening to young people. Friendly welcome and guaranteed anonymity.

Known throughout the world, the AA provides free support and support to people in their daily, or chronic, distress in the face of alcohol and help them get out. They also support families and friends of alcoholics. It is always the first step that costs and recognises that alcohol is dependent on alcohol before we start the famous twelve-step programme suggested by an association where sharing remains the watchword for a new life in the face of a scourge that affects more and more young people.

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.

The action areas of the League against cancer are research, patient assistance, prevention, information and screening. Her Cancer Home service consists of 10 volunteer mentors and 4 psychologists providing assistance to all individuals and families who wish to be informed and supported. In turn, you can support the action of the League against Cancer, of course by donating, but also by volunteering to act with patients.

The primary mission of the Centre for Care and Prevention in Addictologie, CSAPA, is reception, information, medical, psychological and social assessment, guidance, psychological medical and social care, and risk reduction. This structure welcomes both people addicted to alcohol or gambling as well as their surroundings.

The Ephemeral Centre is a centre of information and consultation for young consumers (adolescents or young adults of cannabis and other psycho-active substances (tobacco, synthetic drugs, alcohol and medicines). It is, above all, a place of reception and support for families, also of dialogue and information on illegal and licit drugs and on the risks associated with their consumption, but also a place for assessing and caring for adolescents and young adults of psychoactive substances.