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All times are local to the venue · America/Chicago
The Dec. 10 gathering is described as an ongoing peer group for people living with HIV. Schedule an intake screening by phone before participating.

All times are local to the venue · America/Chicago
Thriving with HIV is intended to bring together people at different points in living with HIV, from those newly diagnosed to long-term survivors. Its listing names several possible discussion themes, but does not publish a fixed agenda for the Dec. 10 session.
Center on Halsted grew from a 2001 vision by community leaders for a shared focal point for LGBTQ people in the Midwest; the center became a reality in 2007. Its broader work includes support groups, mental-health services and space for community organizations.
That context helps situate Thriving with HIV as one peer offering within a larger community center, rather than as a stand-alone public talk or a clinical appointment.
Further reading: Center on Halsted, Upcoming Events in Chicago on Do312 ↗

The listing gives a 7:30 p.m. start and no end time. It describes the group as ongoing and open to new participants, but does not give a recurring day or schedule.
The event listing says to schedule an intake screening before participating: call (773) 472-6469, ext. 460.
The group is described as welcoming people of all genders and sexualities who share the experience of living with HIV, including people who are newly diagnosed and long-term survivors. No age policy is stated.
The event listing does not state whether participation is free or paid. The phone intake is a participation requirement, not a published admission fee.
The meeting is listed at Center on Halsted, 3656 N. Halsted Street, Chicago, IL. The venue listing describes the Addison Red Line station as a short walk away and names CTA buses 8 Halsted and 152 Addison, with additional service nearby on 77 Belmont.
Thriving with HIV in Chicago at Center on Halsted ↗ · Center on Halsted, Upcoming Events in Chicago on Do312 ↗
The venue listing says there is no on-site parking for Center programming. The building’s underground garage is reserved for Whole Foods patrons and has limited disability-placard access. Metered street parking and nearby paid garages are listed, including NoHa Parking at 3514 N. Halsted.
Yes. Schedule an intake screening by calling (773) 472-6469, ext. 460 before participating.
People living with HIV of all genders and sexualities, including those who are newly diagnosed and long-term survivors.
No. Sex and disclosure, self-care, and stigma are given as possible topics, not a confirmed agenda.
The listing does not state whether participation is free or paid.
The venue listing notes the Addison Red Line station as a short walk away and lists CTA buses 8 Halsted and 152 Addison, with 77 Belmont nearby.
3656 N. Halsted Street, Chicago, IL
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