Programs & Services

BenePhilly offers FREE one-on-one enrollment support to help Philadelphia residents apply for over 20 public benefits. Trained counselors assist with completing applications, organizing key documents, and tracking their applications’ status.

C a Difference is a comprehensive hepatitis C (HCV) testing and linkage-to-care program at Philadelphia FIGHT housed at the John Bell Health Center.

Learn about Clinical Trials Research at Philadephia FIGHT.

Interested in participating in research with FIGHT’s partners?

FIGHT Community Health Centers Clinic at Broad Street Ministry is a satellite site of the John Bell Health Center offering primary care to the guests of Broad Street Ministry.

Our community and professional training program provide a year-long series of workshops, conferences, webinars, and symposiums on health topics that impact our most vulnerable communities. Such programming would include our AIDS Education Month (AEM) series of events and the HIV Prevention and Education Summit.

The Community Prevention and Navigation Services program at Philadelphia FIGHT aims to provide HIV prevention services, linkage to care throughout the city of Philadelphia.

Philadelphia FIGHT provides low-barrier testing in neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia. That means that you don’t need an appointment, insurance, ID, or COVID-19 symptoms to get tested. Any adult or child over 1 year can simply visit our sites, and get tested for COVID-19.

An expansion of the AIDS Library and the Critical Path Project, The Critical Path Learning Center at Philadelphia FIGHT is an educational commons and stigma-free space devoted to the intersection of health and literacy for the digital age.

The Diana Baldwin Mental Health Clinic provides culturally competent behavioral health services that address the psychological, social and emotional needs of every patient.

Building bridges between faith communities and people living with HIV/AIDS.

Our team specializes in a trauma-informed approach to dental care and welcomes patients with dental anxiety or a history of infrequent dental visits. We also coordinate with Philadelphia FIGHT medical providers and case management to ensure priority scheduling for existing patients.

Learn about Research Publications at Philadephia FIGHT.

Addressing the lasting effects of mass imprisonment on communities most affected.

Providing comprehensive, culturally competent primary medical care to adults age 18 and older.

Providing state-of-the art, patient-centered, primary medical care to people living with HIV.

Philadelphia FIGHT offers an array of gender and sexuality health services for LGBTQIA+ people, including gender affirming hormone therapy.

Philadelphia FIGHT offers the several forms of medications for addiction treatment (MAT). A medical professional will evaluate you to determine which medication, if any, is best for you.

Drug and Alcohol Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP/OP): A licensed intensive outpatient program located in a state of the art facility utilizing technology, individual therapy, and group therapy to help individuals achieve sobriety.

Offering high quality, accessible, primary care to Philadelphia children and youth from birth through age 18.

PrEP is one pill swallowed once a day that can prevent HIV infection by more than 95%.

Our Signature Education program Project TEACH and our Peer Education program provide courses and workshops at FIGHT, in the community, and in schools.

FIGHT conducts advanced clinical research trials of new HIV medications and treatment strategies, and projects investigating a cure for the virus.

The Trans Youth Resilience Fund is a direct financial assistance program that puts money in the hands of young trans and nonbinary individuals to support their health, safety, and wellness, as defined by them.

Teach Recovery Education Empowerment (TREE) is a licensed Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for people living with HIV/AIDS and struggling with Drug and Alcohol Use Disorder.

Supporting HIV positive women to heal, grow, maintain health, and achieve their goals.

Providing inclusive and accessible health care for all youth (ages 13 – 24). Our services include: primary care, mental health care, sexual & reproductive health care and PrEP.