Friends For All has partnered with Amigo Community Center to provide rapid HIV testing with quick results. This collaboration aims to increase access to essential health services in the community. In addition to testing, individuals will be offered referrals for PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) to help prevent HIV transmission. Together, we’re committed to promoting health, awareness, and prevention.

Friends For All is excited to put on a PrEP Rally as part of the University of Memphis Fall Student Involvement Fair this semester. This important event will provide PrEP starts and testing, offering crucial resources to support and promote community health and well-being. We invite you to join us to learn more about effective HIV prevention methods and get connected with valuable services designed specifically to keep you safe and healthy. Together, we’re working to build a stronger, healthier University of Memphis community for everyone.

Join Friends For All for this FREE community event to celebrate 40 years of compassionate health services to the Mid-South community! Enjoy family-friendly activities and entertainment, food from local food trucks, and free community resources!

Friends For All hosts a free, warm meal every month to our Friends in the Mid-South Community. Join your Friends and Feast!

Testing available (if applicable): Rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing. Results immediately with immediate linkage to treatment and resources. 

Testing available (if applicable): Rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing. Results immediately with immediate linkage to treatment and resources. 

Friends For All hosts a free, warm meal every month to our Friends in the Mid-South Community. Join your Friends and Feast!

On our last day of celebrations, we will be a part of the annual Dia De Los Muertos festival parade at The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art. We will display our altars and enjoy Dia De Los Muertos treats. Our final celebration starts at 1 PM.

This event will be the most important of our celebrations. On this day, we will commemorate our loved ones by creating altars. Altars are important for Day of the Dead because they honor and welcome the spirits of deceased loved ones, offering them food, mementos, and symbolic items to guide and comfort them on their spiritual journey. The English option begins at 1 PM, and a Spanish-speaking option begins at 2 PM.

For this event, we will learn about Day of The Dead through the beloved movie, “Coco.” We will watch the English version of the movie on October 24 at 1 PM and the Spanish version on October 25 at 1 PM.

On The Day of The Dead, we will learn all about this exciting holiday. We will start by learning the origins and why this day is so important in Latin and Hispanic cultures as we also enjoy goodies to celebrate. The English option begins at 1 PM, and a Spanish-speaking option begins at 2 PM.

To celebrate our culture, we will kick off our events with a class all about Latin and Hispanic culture. This would be a great chance for you to learn more about the rich culture of your Latin and Hispanic Friends! The English introduction begins at 1 PM, and a Spanish-speaking option begins at 2 PM.