Wellness Initiative for Sexual Health Equity and Safer Use (WISHES)

Community Health Equity and Promotion (CHEP) branch

Wellness Initiative for Sexual Health Equity and Safer Use (WISHES)

Community Health Equity and Promotion (CHEP) branch

World Hepatitis Day

July 28 is World Hepatitis Day. Viral hepatitis is a leading cause of liver cancer, and many people don’t know they have it because symptoms are often absent. Get tested to help keep our communities healthy.Get tested, get treatment.

Programs and Partners

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Get tested at home

Have Good Sex Campaign

Free, fast and discreet sexual health testing from the comfort of your own home. Go get your free home-testing kit at HaveGoodSex.org.

Get tested at a HAP

Health Access Points (HAPs)

Find a Health Access Point near you! Health Access Points (HAPs) are community locations where you can get free testing for Hep C, HIV, and other STIs. They also provide support and resources to help prevent overdoses. There are seven HAP sites in San Francisco.

Get tested & treated at a clinic

SF City Clinic

Get free sexual health services. San Francisco City Clinic welcomes patients ages 12 and over, regardless of your insurance or immigration status. You do not need to live in San Francisco to be seen at City Clinic.

End Hep C SF

Find Hep C resources at End Hep C SF, a group of organizations working together to use proven methods, community knowledge, and shared resources to eliminate hepatitis C in San Francisco.

LearnSFDPH

For SFDPH-funded community partners only.

Find training opportunities at LearnSFDPH, a learning space hosted by the San Francisco Department of Public Health for community partners. Our trainings focus on health equity and building the skills of the public health workforce.

Person getting prescription for substance use treatment

Substance use and overdose prevention services

Learn about overdose prevention, care and treatment in SF. Get help finding treatment and recovery support, get access to naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and more.

Chronic Disease Day

In San Francisco, five out of 10 top causes of death are preventable chronic diseases linked to nutrition. This includes cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. One key prevention effort is the city’s Sugary Drinks Distributor Tax.Learn about SF Soda Tax

About

The SFDPH-CHEP Wellness Initiative for Sexual Health Equity and Safer Use (WISHES) supports and coordinates programs, services, capacity building, and public health strategies for people who use drugs and/or are experiencing homelessness.