INTERESTED IN BECOMING AN OUTREACH WORKER?
Berkeley Builds Capacity is currently recruiting volunteers to promote HIV testing and safer sex! http://bit.ly/bbcvolunteer
Who is an outreach worker?
Outreach workers listen, educate, and help people get the information they need to take care of their health. Our outreach workers will enter a wide variety of settings to link community members to HIV testing, services, and safer sex information.
What will you get out of this?
- Empower yourself and your community
- Increase awareness of safer sex in your community
- Increase your own knowledge and confidence
- Relevant job skills: presentation, community building, facilitation
- Opportunities for development, including training as an HIV test counselor.
What is the time commitment?
-Day 1 - Saturday September 17th 10-4pm
-Day 2 - Saturday September 24th 10-4pm
For more information and an application, click here: http://bit.ly/bbcvolunteer
We especially encourage people of color and LGBTQIA people to apply!
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About Berkeley Builds Capacity:
BBC is a joint project of University Health Services and the Berkeley Free Clinic to prevent HIV and related substance abuse, esp. in young adult MSM and men of color.
Questions? Email us: BBCou...@gmail.com
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