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AIDS Action Committee

Name: AIDS Action Committee
Address: 75 Amory Street, Boston, Boston, US
Telephone: 1 (617) 437-6200

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75 Amory Street, Boston

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The AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts works to stop the HIV/AIDS epidemic through prevention, testing, and support services. Founded in 1983, AAC has been an important part of Boston’s LGBTQ+ health scene for over 40 years. They give people with HIV and AIDS necessary care and information. At AAC, you'll find a friendly place focused on health education, prevention, and full support for people living with HIV. It’s a not-for-profit, so they put accessible care and community first. This makes them a key spot for LGBTQ+ travelers looking for health info, testing, or local support groups. Their history in Boston shows how deep their community ties are and how committed they remain. If you want health services, educational materials, or just to understand HIV prevention and care in Boston, AAC is a non-judgmental space for LGBTQ+ health. Find them at 75 Amory Street, or check aac.org for more.

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Freda Wiley Jun 2022

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I didn't do the AIDS Walk. But I did go to AIDS action committee and I had a very pleasant conversation with the people that I talked to at the agency. I always support the AIDS Walk it helps those who suffer from HIV and or aids and it helps those in the community to understand about HIV and or aids. It gives support to friends family and anybody who just wants to know and learn about HIV/AIDS. I encourage others if you've never done it go do the walk I did it for 10 years.