San Diego County • Free & Confidential
Get connected to sexual health & prevention resources in San Diego County
Testing, PrEP, harm reduction support, and confidential resources from trusted community organizations.
Your information is confidential
Protected under HIPAA.
No one is notified
Not your parents, partner, or employer.
Free or low-cost
Regardless of insurance or immigration status
Find the service you need
Six core programs available across San Diego County.
Tap any service for clinics, eligibility, and how to get started.
STI Testing
Fast, confidential testing across the county. Walk-in, by appointment, or at-home.
PrEP & PEP
Daily or emergency HIV prevention options. Often free or covered by insurance.
Harm Reduction
Naloxone, syringe services, and safer-use information from peer counselors.
Hepatitis C (HCV)
Testing, curative treatment, and ongoing support resources.
U=U
Undetectable = Untransmittable. The science, explained — plus support.
Free At-Home HIV Tests
Order a discreet kit mailed to your door. Results in 20 minutes.
Free, confidential support starts here.
Fill out the form and a team member will connect you to care, services, or resources that fit your needs. Free or low-cost services may be available regardless of insurance or immigration status.
Trusted partner organizations
We work alongside community-rooted clinics and centers across the county.
Connection requests are routed to the partner best suited to your needs.
Family Health Centers of San Diego
Family Health Centers of San Diego
Family Health Centers of San Diego
Family Health Centers of San Diego
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Frequently asked questions
Is this service really confidential?
Yes. All services are confidential and judgment-free. Your privacy is always respected.
How long until someone contacts me?
Within 1–2 business days for most requests. If you need urgent care (like PEP, which must start within 72 hours of exposure), please call our 24/7 hotline at 760.466.0800
What if I don’t live in San Diego County?
We can still help connect you to resources near you. Our team has referrals across Southern California and to national programs like TakeMeHome.
What’s the difference between PrEP and PEP?
PrEP is taken before potential exposure as ongoing HIV prevention. PEP is taken after a possible exposure and must be started within 72 hours. Our team can help you understand which fits your situation.
How do I know if I’m eligible?
Eligibility depends on the service you’re seeking. Documentation is not required for many services, and many partner clinics provide care regardless of immigration status. If you’re unsure, contact us—we’re here to help you understand your options.
Do I need insurance, an ID, or documentation?
No. Many services are free or low cost regardless of insurance. ID or documentation is not required for many services, and many partner clinics provide care regardless of immigration status.