‘Ending the HIV Epidemic’ Health Fair set for Feb. 11

February 2, 2026 - 07:48

A collaborative health fair focused on the ongoing initiative to end the HIV epidemic will take place this weekend, offering vital resources and services to the public. The event is a partnership between local health authorities and numerous community-based providers.

The fair will provide attendees with access to a wide array of free health screenings. These include confidential HIV and STI testing, alongside screenings for hypertension and diabetes. Beyond testing, visitors can receive vaccinations for influenza, COVID-19, and MPOX. Organizers emphasize that all services are provided at no cost to participants.

A key goal of the event is to connect residents with long-term support. Representatives from various local organizations will be present to offer information on housing assistance, behavioral health services, and other essential support networks for individuals and families. The fair is designed as a comprehensive, one-stop opportunity to address both immediate health needs and foundational community wellness.

The event underscores a continued commitment to public health education, prevention, and access to care. By removing barriers to testing and linking people to resources, the fair represents a proactive step toward improving community health outcomes. The gathering is open to all members of the public seeking information, screenings, or connections to local health and social services.