Health Services

JASMYN provides a variety of health services for LGBTQIA+ young adults ages 18 - 29. JASMYN is a resource for LGBTQIA+ young adults who wish to engage in programs and seek services at JASMYN. We welcome everyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, in a place that is uniquely sensitive, respectful and responsive to LGBTQIA+ young adults, youth of color, and young adults seeking community and experiencing challenges in their lives. For more information on how to access Health Services, email jasmyn@jasmyn.org.

Rapid HIV Testing

  • Daily Free Rapid HIV Testing Hours young adults ages 18-29:
    Monday - Wed from 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    Thursday- Friday from 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM

  • If these hours do not fit your schedule email jasmyn@jasmyn.org to set up an appointment

  • At Home HIV Self Testing Program

  • Request an appointment for HIV Testing by filling out our appointment request form

Sexual Health Clinic (SHC)

  • The SHC is offered every Thursday. Doors open at 4 pm (our providers may not be available until 5 PM - but HIV testing starts at 4 PM) with the last appointment generally taken around 7:15pm. Services include: Rapid HIV testing, counseling, education, treatment and linkage to care, STI testing and access to PrEP and nPEP.

  • JASMYN’s SHC is supported by the Florida Department of Health in Duval County.

Care Coordination

  • Linkage to HIV medical care

  • Linkage to PrEP (medication for HIV-negative individuals that prevents HIV transmission)

  • Access to safety net services: bus pass, food pantry, computer lab

  • Risk Reduction Counseling

Health and Wholeness SERVICES

Drop-In Programming, Support & Educational Groups

  • House of Poz: Engaging and supportive peer group for HIV+ young adults

  • VOICES: HIV and STI educational group or individual session for LGBTQIA+ young adults

  • Melanin Fusion: Friday Night Drop-In for Black, Brown, Indigenous POC young adults ages 18-29

  • All Y’all: LGBTQIA+ Support Group for young adults ages18-29

Leadership opportunities

Peer Internship Program

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