Our Services

Training & Research

Build Knowledge and Capacity. AHP trains HIV test counselors, mental health and substance use professionals, and staff from agencies seeking to foster a well-informed, client-centered, interculturally responsive, stigma-free environment.

Discover While Serving. HIV and LGBTQ+ healthcare research leads AHP staff to recognize gaps and develop ideas for filling them. AHP researches new approaches to HIV prevention and LGBTQ+ mental health.

Accessing Services

Most of AHP’s services, except for Sexual Health Services and drop-in support groups, require an intake appointment. For more info, contact us at 415-476-3902. Call Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.

To get more information on all of our programs go to AHP’s homepage:
alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu.

Mental Health & Substance Use

Help People Help Themselves. Individual and group support including immediate intervention for people in crisis, psychiatric assessment and medication management. Most mental health and support services are free; in some cases, income or insurance limits apply.

Meet Folks Where They Are. Harm reduction—individual substance use counseling, case management, and group support—creates a constructive and effective setting for addressing mental health and substance use concerns.

Sexual Health Services

Sex Is Good, Sex Is Fun, Get Tested, Stay Safe
HIV and STD testing empowers people with information. For HIV/STD appointments, go to AHPTest.org or call us at 415-502-TEST (8378).

AHP provides clean syringes to people who inject drugs and runs one of the city’s PrEP navigation programs, helping people access PrEP.

Support Groups & Wellness Workshops

Connect People Together. Support and therapy groups help people build community and address mental health and wellness topics together. Groups vary in the number of weeks they last and in their target audience.

Feel Better Than Ever. AHP also uses the power of community to promote a world of well-being through workshops and forums on both LGBTQ+ and HIV-related topics.