Brothers United, a project of AccessMatters, continues the conversation about HIV education, prevention and counseling. Life as we know it has changed. But early diagnosis and treatment of HIV makes a healthier future possible. Text “GoTest” to 66746 or call...
To our clients, providers, service partners, supporters and our larger community and nation – AccessMatters condemns the police brutality and anti-Black violence that led to the recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Dreasjon Reed, Manuel...
AccessMatters believes voting is a basic right that all people should be able to exercise without barriers. Elected officials influence the policies that directly impact the lives of ALL Pennsylvanians, including issues related to access to sexual and reproductive...
As a public health agency, we have a key role to play during this pandemic — in supporting clients who need critical healthcare information and the dedicated healthcare providers who continue to serve our community. AccessMatters has resumed most operations...
Following the request of Pennsylvania Governor Wolf and the order of Philadelphia Mayor Kenney regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, AccessMatters has shut down non-essential operations through at least March 27 to protect the broader community and so that our staff...
While it has been a challenging period for the Title X program, AccessMatters – the regional grantee for the five-county Philadelphia region – remains committed to its diverse network of family planning providers and the patients they serve. Our network serves over...
