COPE's Health Promotion and HIV Services works with individuals and organizations to create stronger communities. One focus of the Health Promotion programming is on people with substance abuse and behavioral problems, whose choices place them at higher risk for Hepatitis, HIV, and other sexually transmitted infections. Other programs service as specialized supports to individuals actively working on their recovery from substance abuse or behavioral health problems. Health Promotion is a gateway to a wide spectrum of services available in COPE and throughout the community for persons wanting to make healthier choices.
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101 S. Stone Ave.
520-798-1772
Hours: M - F;
8 AM - 5 PM
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- Substance abuse/relapse prevention planning and support
- Health education and case management
- Harm reduction education, resources, and guidance
- Outreach and advocacy
- Information concerning nutrition related to HIV management
- Medication management assistance related to HIV and medication interactions
- Acupuncture detoxification and linkage and referral
- Access to general mental health therapy
- Home/hospital off-site visitation
- Socialization activities and alternative approach support groups
- Facilitation of access to residential treatment
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Individuals living with HIV/AIDS who have a history of substance abuse |
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Co-located at the COPE Health Promotion Drop-In Center
Bilingual Services (English/Spanish) |
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101 S. Stone Ave.
520-798-1772
Hours: M - F;
8 AM - 5 PM
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- HIV, substance abuse, and health education to treatment sites and the community
- HIV counseling and testing
- Community drop-in center
- Community linkage and referral
- Acudetox treatment
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Individuals at risk for or living with HIV/AIDS in the community and in substance abuse treatment |
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Health Promotion Drop-In Center
Bilingual Services (English/Spanish) |
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101 S . Stone Ave.
520-798-1772
Hours: M - F;
8 AM - 5 PM
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- Individualized substance abuse and/or mental illness treatment services based on the assessed needs of enrolled clients
- Vocational, housing, and primary health care support services based on the assessed needs of enrolled clients
- Integrated and comprehensive network of community supports provided through coordinated linkage and referral
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Homeless adults in the Tucson community |
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Health Promotion Drop-In Center
Bilingual Services (English/Spanish)
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2980 E. Ajo Way
520-792-3523
Hours: M - F;
8 AM - 7 PM
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- Intensive street and community outreach, including ongoing supportive and follow-up services for clients engaged in educational services and substance abuse treatment
- A community-based drop-in center offering non-judgmental individual services on demand
- An integrated HIV and substance abuse prevention education curriculum tailored to women's health issues
- Referral and linkage to treatment, vocational and housing support, and other services in the Tucson community
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Women in the community who trade sex for drugs or money |
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Street/Community Outreach and the COPE Women's Center
Bilingual Services (English/Spanish) |
