If you did not get a chance to get tested to enter our Something in The Water Festival raffle, you missed it! We are happy to announce our VIP winner…

It’s Women’s History month! Women’s History Month is all about highlighting the contributions of women in history and in the present. The award-winning women of MASS are trailblazers in HIV…

MASS is black history. MASS was founded by Mrs. Marolyn Edmonds 25 years ago. Growing up in the age of segregation, Mrs. Edmonds’ parents raised her to have pride in…

Monkeypox is a virus that is spread through sex or close person-to-person contact. The early signs of Monkeypox are flu-like symptoms. These include swollen lymph nodes, fever, headache, exhaustion, and…

Thank you for making our year fantastic! From outreach events to the expansion of our clinic for testing, MASS has big plans for 2023! We want to invite you to…

Minority AIDS Support Services was on the Hampton Roads Show on Wavy 10. Watch MASS’s own Keisha Edwards talk about World AIDS Day and why knowing your status is so…

People can view getting tested in either two ways: as scary or as empowering. Knowledge is power. Take care of yourself and empower yourself by getting tested.  The Center for…

Minority AIDS Support Services has been servicing the Hampton Roads area for the last 25 years. We have been known as a testing resource for the community. Most people don’t…

Let's Talk About Condoms Every condom is not for everyone. It is important to use a condom the right way every time you have sex. To do this correctly, you…

Disclosing to others about your status can be difficult. The good news is that the more practice you get the easier it will become. There are many misconceptions that sway…