EVENTS
Monthly Latino HIV Task Force Meeting* – 112/113
the Montrose Center 401 Branard St., Houston, TX, United StatesDiscuss climbing infection rates, advocacy for the Latino community, events to spread awareness, and provide information on branding efforts.We focus on ways to get the city involved with decreasing the climbing rates of HIV.J. Jimenez
TransWoman Liberation Monthly Meeting – 107
the Montrose Center 401 Branard St., Houston, TX, United StatesAn open meeting meeting for any transwoman who would like a safe space to discuss their personal experiences as a transwoman in our current society. In order to facilitate an open conversation we ask that only those who identify as a transwoman, transfeminine person or questioning their gender identity attend.G. Pacheco
The Right Step AFG – 110
Al-anon meeting. For attending virtually, please go to www.zoom.us. The meeting ID is 883 8193 4744 and the passcode is 123456 A. Brown
Houston Oasis Sunday Gathering – 106/111
Houston Oasis is a secular community that meets weekly on Sunday mornings to enjoy fascinating talks, live music, and conversation. We are part of the Oasis Network of secular communities. You can learn more at http://www.HoustonOasis.org These five core values define the Oasis community: -People are more important than beliefs-Reality is known through reason-Meaning comes from making […]
World AIDS Day
Recognized by the UN, this day is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
The Sooner the Better NA – 110
Open to the public. Narcotics Anonymous Meeting
All Recovery Peer Support Group – 114
This weekly group, led by a Recovery Support Peer Specialist, empowers LGBTQ individuals, friends and families to live meaningful, fulfilling lives using the four pillars of recovery: Home, Health, Community, and Purpose. This group will not meet on any holidays. Fill free to contact Coach Jace with any questions at 832-840-0567 or [email protected].
The Sooner The Better Group of Narcotics Anonymous – 110
The Sooner The Better Group of Narcotics Anonymous is an organization for addicts that have a desire to stop using and to help each other stay clean. The group promotes the inclusion of all, including the LGBT community.R. Luna