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We provide education and
comprehensive support to
people infected with or who
are affected by HIV/AIDS
in the Big Bend region.

We are fortunate to have
partnerships & relationships
with quality businesses
helping us to achieve our
mission every day.

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Serving
8 Counties in
the Big Bend

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GADSDEN, JEFFERSON, LEON, LIBERTY,
MADISON, FRANKLIN, TAYLOR, & WAKULLA

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I'm HIV Positive. Now What?

You are not alone. Big Bend Cares is here to support you.

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Need advice? View Programs & Services.

Big Bend Cares also provides FREE and confidential rapid testing for HIV and Syphilis.

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Confidential. Free HIV Testing.

Know your status in as little as 30 minutes. Call 850-354-8765 to schedule an appointment.

Our Impact

In 2025, Big Bend Cares was able to provide the following to Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Franklin, Taylor, and Wakulla Counties:

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Big Bend Cares
Big Bend Cares23 hours ago
We are excited to announce our February Champions of Care honorees who exemplify compassion, collaboration, and commitment to our mission:
- Denise Rodriquez, Case Manager
- Jonathan Horton, Receptionist
Join us in congratulating our honorees!
Big Bend Cares
Big Bend Cares1 day ago
🚨 TODAY! You’re invited to attend the HIM+ Screening & Panel Discussion hosted at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in collaboration with the College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health

This special screening is part of our observance of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (February 7) — creating space for education, dialogue, and community impact

The event will feature a screening of the award-winning short film HIM+, written and executive produced by two-time FAMU graduate, Chazriq “Chazam” Clarke, followed by a moderated panel conversation focused on health awareness, storytelling, stigma reduction, and community empowerment.

Event Details:
📍 COPPS, IPH – Room 105
📅 Wednesday, February 4
⏰ 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

The event is open to all students, faculty, and community members. Attendees will also have access to a resource fair and mobile HIV testing services provided by community health partners.
This evening is designed to spark dialogue, increase awareness, and strengthen community connections through the power of storytelling and education.
Big Bend Cares
Big Bend Cares2 days ago
Cristofer shares why he chose to go on PrEP and what others should consider if they are thinking about starting PrEP. To learn more about PrEP and see if it's the prevention option for you, visit carepointwellness.com/prep.
Big Bend Cares
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Big Bend Cares
Big Bend Cares23 hours ago
We are excited to announce our February Champions of Care honorees who exemplify compassion, collaboration, and commitment to our mission:
- Denise Rodriquez, Case Manager
- Jonathan Horton, Receptionist
Join us in congratulating our honorees!
Big Bend Cares
Big Bend Cares1 day ago
🚨 TODAY! You’re invited to attend the HIM+ Screening & Panel Discussion hosted at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in collaboration with the College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health

This special screening is part of our observance of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (February 7) — creating space for education, dialogue, and community impact

The event will feature a screening of the award-winning short film HIM+, written and executive produced by two-time FAMU graduate, Chazriq “Chazam” Clarke, followed by a moderated panel conversation focused on health awareness, storytelling, stigma reduction, and community empowerment.

Event Details:
📍 COPPS, IPH – Room 105
📅 Wednesday, February 4
⏰ 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

The event is open to all students, faculty, and community members. Attendees will also have access to a resource fair and mobile HIV testing services provided by community health partners.
This evening is designed to spark dialogue, increase awareness, and strengthen community connections through the power of storytelling and education.
Big Bend Cares
Big Bend Cares2 days ago
Cristofer shares why he chose to go on PrEP and what others should consider if they are thinking about starting PrEP. To learn more about PrEP and see if it's the prevention option for you, visit carepointwellness.com/prep.
Big Bend Cares
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