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SUMMARY:Find Prisma Community Care at The Garden Party!
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/reframe-garden-party/
LOCATION:Re:Frame Youth Arts Center\, 37 W Jones Ave\, Phoenix\, 85041\, United States
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SUMMARY:DBT Skills Group
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/dbt-skills-group/2026-09-08/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260909T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260909T200000
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SUMMARY:Community Testing at Social Spin
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/community-testing-at-social-spin/
LOCATION:Social Spin\, 2418 E Portland St\, Phoenix\, 85008\, United States
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SUMMARY:Creative Collage in Art Therapy
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/creative-collage-in-art-therapy/2026-09-11/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260915T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260915T190000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260903T183601Z
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SUMMARY:DBT Skills Group
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/dbt-skills-group/2026-09-15/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260917T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260917T200000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260812T212141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260825T183636Z
UID:10002813-1789664400-1789675200@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:Community Testing at Brick Road Coffee
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/community-testing-at-brick-road-coffee-3/
LOCATION:Brick Road\, 4415 S Rural Rd\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85282\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260918T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260918T110000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260825T184612Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260825T184612Z
UID:10002821-1789723800-1789729200@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:HIV/AIDS & Aging Awareness Day
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/hiv-aids-aging-awareness-day/
LOCATION:Devonshire Senior Center\, 2802 E Devonshire Ave\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85016\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260922T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260922T190000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260903T183601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183601Z
UID:10002827-1790098200-1790103600@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:DBT Skills Group
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/dbt-skills-group/2026-09-22/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260923T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260923T200000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260812T212310Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260812T212310Z
UID:10002814-1790193600-1790193600@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:Community Testing at Social Spin
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/community-testing-at-social-spin-2/
LOCATION:Social Spin\, 2418 E Portland St\, Phoenix\, 85008\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260924T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260924T120000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260813T154912Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T154912Z
UID:10002815-1790236800-1790251200@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:Project Connect
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/project-connect-3/
LOCATION:Avondale Baptist Church\, 1001 N Central Ave\, Avondale\, AZ\, 85323\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260926T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260926T130000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260813T163119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T163846Z
UID:10002816-1790413200-1790427600@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:WIC & ASU Fall Spooktacular
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/wic-asu-fall-spooktacular/
LOCATION:ASU West\, 4701 W Thunderbird Rd\, Glendale\, AZ\, 85306\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260929T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260929T190000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20250808T205251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250808T205251Z
UID:10002126-1790703000-1790708400@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:Positive Living Group
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/positive-living-group/2026-09-29/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260929T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260929T190000
DTSTAMP:20260905T085734
CREATED:20260903T183601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183601Z
UID:10002828-1790703000-1790708400@prismacare.org
SUMMARY:DBT Skills Group
DESCRIPTION:The first reported HIV case in 1981 sparked widespread fear and stigma. Initially\, HIV received minimal government attention\, mainly because it affected marginalized populations.    \n\nAccording to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, by the mid-1990s\, after years of fear and loss\, there was new hope as HIV rates were decreasing\, and new treatments helped people live longer\, healthier lives.   \n\nFast-forward to December 17\, 2025. According to the latest update to A Timeline of HIV and AIDS\, the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program achieved a record 91.4% rate of patients receiving HIV medical care. The program also served its highest number of clients ever in 2024\, providing care to more than 602\,000 people.   \n\nHIV stigma can affect anyone. Together\, we can challenge misconceptions\, create supportive communities\, and make it easier for everyone to access the care they deserve.     \n\nManaging Your Mental Health    \n\nYour story is more than a diagnosis. Your voice\, your experiences\, and your health journey matter.   \n\nLiving with HIV can come with emotional challenges\, especially after a new diagnosis. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health\, and there are ways to support your well-being throughout your journey.  \n\n\nConnecting with a supportive community  \nChoosing affirming and understanding healthcare providers  \nSetting goals and celebrating accomplishments  \nAsking for help when needed \n\n\nTaking care of your mental health can support your overall well-being and make it easier to stay on track with routine checkups and medication.  \n\nEducation and Support   \n\nBeing able to find a community where you can be your authentic self is important. Find a place where you can have judgment-free conversations\, feel supported\, and thrive.  \n\nAt Prisma\, we provide tools and resources through educational events\, including HIV 101 workshops\, outreach events\, and our annual Pride celebrations.   \n\nThese events help build community and empower you through education\, testing\, and support.   \n\nWe Can All Make a Difference   \n\nOne of the most powerful ways to challenge HIV stigma is to talk openly about HIV.   \n\nStarting a conversation creates an opportunity to:   \n\nAsk questions  \nCorrect misconceptions  \nLearn more about HIV  \nUse respectful\, stigma-free language  \nHelp normalize conversations about HIV and sexual health  \n\n\n\n\nResources such as the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together stigma language guide can help us choose words that are respectful\, supportive\, and inclusive.   \n\nEvery conversation is an opportunity to reduce stigma.   \n\nYour Journey Starts Here   \n\nFeel empowered by knowing your status.   \n\nPrisma offers free HIV testing in a confidential\, welcoming environment so you can understand your status and take the next steps with confidence.    \n\nYou will also find:    \n\nSame-day and walk-in availability  \nPrEP and PEP support in one place  \nConfidential\, respectful care  \nIntegrated sexual health services with no extra steps  \n\n\nOur clinic provides care that is connected\, supportive\, and built for long-term health. Beyond care and prevention\, we can also connect you with community and social support resources.   \n\nSchedule your appointment today: https://prismacare.org/appointment/  
URL:https://prismacare.org/event/dbt-skills-group/2026-09-29/
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