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AIDS Project Worcester

Name: AIDS Project Worcester
Address: 165 Southbridge St, Worcester, MA 01608, Worcester, US
Telephone: +1 508-755-3773

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165 Southbridge St, Worcester, MA 01608

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+1 508-755-3773

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www.aidsprojectworcester.org

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About this place AIDS Project Worcester

AIDS Project Worcester is a nonprofit at 165 Southbridge Street in downtown Worcester. It has served Central Massachusetts with HIV education, prevention, testing and care since the 1980s. Its services include the Joe McKee Care Center, syringe services, a food pantry, housing support and case management. SWAGLY is its support program for LGBTQ+ youth, and the organization is also the fiscal sponsor of Pride Worcester. Visitors will mostly find it useful for HIV and STI testing or for contacts in the local LGBTQ+ community. No opening hours are listed, so call +1 508-755-3773 or check the website before you go.

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Linda Chevalier May 2026

★★★★★

Going for yesrs they care help u too yhank god for them groups ect best place ive been to

Kay Ojo Jan 2026

★★★☆☆

Reception lady is unhelpful and doesn’t know what she’s doing so calling is a waste of time just go in

Bert R Soto Aug 2025

★★★★★

I'm 2 years sober from all substances. I would have been dead for 3 years if it wasnt for APW. They kept me safe from harm and provided judgement free care when I was in severe need. God Bless everyone at APW. They are providing desperately needed help to persons that almost all others have turned their backs on.