FIND SUPPORT
You deserve care and support.
Whether you’re looking for HIV testing, living with HIV, or supporting someone you care about, these resources can help you take the next step.
Concerned about a recent HIV exposure?
If you may have been exposed to HIV, seek medical care right away and ask about PEP.
PEP must begin within 72 hours after a possible exposure. The sooner it starts, the better.
Do not wait for a response from the foundation.
Testing & Care
Find testing, prevention services, and a provider who understands HIV care.
Find services near you
HIV.gov Services Locator
Search by ZIP code for HIV testing, prevention, medical care, and related services.
Connect with HIV care
Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
Find care providers if you have a low income or your insurance does not cover the care you need.
Prefer testing at home?
Together TakeMeHome offers HIV self-tests by mail. Check current eligibility.
Care & Medication Costs
Explore assistance when cost is a barrier to care.
Understand payment options
HIV.gov
Learn about insurance, public programs, and medication-assistance options.
Find your state program
ADAP Directory
Locate your state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program and ask about eligibility and enrollment.
Not sure where to begin? Ask a care provider about a case manager who can help you navigate services.
Everyday Needs
Find practical support for food, housing, and other daily needs.
Community assistance
211
Find resources for food, housing, utilities, and more. Visit online or dial 211.
Food near you
Feeding America
Find a local food bank and learn about nearby pantries and meal programs.
Housing support
HIV.gov Housing Resources
Explore housing programs for people living with HIV and resources for finding assistance.
Legal assistance
Legal Services Corporation
Find local civil legal aid and ask about available services and eligibility.