Free Services

One-on-One | Walk-in Groups | Enrolled Program

Let’s talk, honey.

One-on-one time to talk about your drinking.

Take part in a one-time Cheers Queers counseling session to talk about how you’re drinking at San Francisco AIDS Foundation—and you’ll be eligible to receive up to $60 in VISA gift cards.

There’s no requirement to change how you drink, although we encourage people who are curious about changing how they drink to participate. Contact Rich or Ed for more information, or take the Cheers Queers screening questionnaire to see if you qualify.

Rich Lugo, EdD
470 Castro St.
(415) 437-3439
rlugo@sfaf.org

Ed Diaz, M.S. LAADC
470 Castro St.
(415) 437-3408
ediaz@sfaf.org

Walk right in.

Easy-to-attend FREE groups to talk about booze and drugs.

The Stonewall Project, part of San Francisco AIDS Foundation, provides harm reduction-based counseling, treatment and support services to gay men, transmen who have sex with men, and other men who have sex with men. We support and welcome all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence.  All services are confidential and free of charge.

Each week, Stonewall offers walk-in services including book clubs, harm reduction educational opportunities, syringe access, individual counseling, and wellness services like acupuncture. No paperwork, no intake, no waiting! You decide what services are a good fit.

Fall 2016 walk-in program schedule

http://www.stonewallsf.org/

#NoJudgement.

Enroll in a FREE, structured substance use program.

The Stonewall Project, part of San Francisco AIDS Foundation, provides harm reduction-based counseling, treatment and support services to gay men, transmen who have sex with men, and other men who have sex with men. We support and welcome all substance use goals ranging from safer use, to managed use, to reduced use, to partial abstinence, to complete abstinence.  All services are confidential and free of charge.

Stonewall offers a free structured program for enrolled clients.

Clients are assigned to an individual counselor, and agree to:

  • Meet with a counselor once a week for six to eighteen months; and,
  • Attend two groups each week.

Does this sound like a good fit for your substance use goals?

Here’s how to enroll:

  • First, visit us for a walk-in counseling session Monday – Friday, at 4 pm (1035 Market Street, 4th floor in San Francisco OR 470 Castro Street [Strut] in San Francisco)
  • Next, participate in three orientation/skills-building groups on Monday evenings
  • Attend as many walk-in services as you’d like
  • When space is available, the intake coordinator will match you with a Stonewall counselor