Medical Care | Prevention Services | Support Services
There is still no cure for HIV or AIDS,
but we now know that we can prevent further spread of this disease through
effective prevention efforts. Our goals are to prevent new HIV infections
and to keep clients healthy and safe. Our staff teaches people about
safer sex and risk reduction. If you have been diagnosed with HIV in the
last year or you are having trouble practicing safer behaviors, then we will
meet with you one-on-one. We can also talk to you if you would like to
learn more about:
- Disclosure
- Safer sex practices
- Safer injection strategies
- HIV in general
- Avoiding other STDs or pregnancy
Other Prevention Services
- We offer OraQuick rapid HIV testing to anyone in the
community. It's FREE, painless and private, and you can get results
in as little as 20 minutes. Testing is available at the following locations on a regular basis:
Location |
Walk-In / Appointment |
When |
CCC |
Walk-In |
Monday-Thursday
9:00 am – 4:00 pm |
CCC Lancaster
The Listening Center
206 West Barr Street |
Appointment |
Days / Hours are flexible
Call 803-283-1108 to schedule |
Dorothy Day Soup Kitchen
902 Crawford Road |
Walk-In |
Days / Hours Vary
Call 803-909-6363 x234 (or toll-free at 877-647-6363 x234) for upcoming times
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Good Samaritan Medical
Clinic
139 Church Street
Chester, SC 29706 |
Walk-In |
Days / Hours Vary
Call 803-909-6363 x234 (or toll-free at 877-647-6363 x234) for upcoming times
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- We host group education programs for people in the
community who may be at risk for HIV.
- We
offer SISTA (Sisters Informing Sisters about Topics on AIDS). This
five week group program is a chance for women to get together and talk
about gender and ethnic pride, relationships and health.
- We conduct neighborhood outreach events to teach people
about HIV.
- CCC
partners with a number of community agencies and retail stores
throughout the three-county service area to distribute FREE
CONDOMS. Find a FREE CONDOM site in your area.
If you are interested in volunteering to help make a difference and
prevent this disease in our community, please call 803-909-6363.
For additional resources about HIV/AIDS prevention, please see the links on our FAQ page.
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