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Forty years and we’re still fighting against HIV and AIDS. And the fight isn’t over. Support our lifesaving programs.
GMHC Cabaret
We hope you’ll join us as we honor André De Shields at the 2023 GMHC Cabaret & Howard Ashman Award on Monday, February 6, 2023 at Joe’s Pub in NYC.
Open Enrollment
The enrollment period for 2023 health plans has started! Let’s make sure you and your family are covered. Open enrollment ends January 31, 2023!
MPV Updates
Check out our MPV (Monkeypox) page for the latest MPV related information and links to other resources.
GMHC Gala
At the 2022 Gala, celebrating our 40th anniversary, our community gathered to reflect on where we’ve been and where we’re going.
END AIDS. LIVE LIFE.
Serving New Yorkers living with and affected by HIV/AIDS
Our Mission
GMHC fights to end the AIDS epidemic and uplift the lives of all affected.
GMHC Statement in Response to the Club Q Attack in Colorado Springs
The hearts of everyone at GMHC ache for the victims of the Colorado Springs attack and the entire LGBTQ+ community. Here we are again, with yet another act of domestic terrorism. We mourn for all victims. And we know that, on the eve of the 2022 Transgender Day of Remembrance,
World AIDS Day: Out of the Darkness Events Bring Light
As GMHC enters its 41st year in the fight against HIV and AIDS, we will join together for a special evening of Out of the Darkness events on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, to remember those who have died and raise awareness about the ongoing HIV and AIDS pandemic. “It’s
GMHC Celebrates the Holidays!
GMHC kicked off the holidays with a special Thanksgiving Grab n’ Go meal distribution for both clients and the public. In December, we’ll be delivering abundant holiday meals and gift bags to clients—and taking part in a toy drive for client families, thanks to the SoMWA Foundation. Rising food prices
Co-Occurring MPV, HIV Require Holistic Action
New CDC research shows a high incidence of severe MPV (monkeypox) cases for people with untreated HIV, which makes HIV testing and treatment critical for people in high-risk categories for MPV. The MPV outbreak has largely subsided, both in New York City and nationally, thanks to high uptake of vaccines
