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Helpful Telephone Numbers for HIV/AIDS and Other STDs in Delaware

HIV/AIDS

DELAWARE

AIDS Delaware:
Wilmington: 302.652.6776

    Smyrna: 302.354.6616
    Rehoboth Beach: 302.226.5350
    Seaford: 302.853.5536

Delaware HIV/AIDS information Hotline: 800.422.0429
LGBT Hotline: 800.292.0429
LGBT Youth Hotline: 800.810.6776
State of Delaware Help! Line: 800.484.4357
Domestic Violence for Women Hotline: 302.761.6110
Domestic Violence for Men Hotline: 888.743.5754
PFLAG (Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays):302.654.2995
La Red Health Center, Georgetown (for Spanish speakers):302.855.1233

NATIONAL

National CDC AIDS Hotline: 800.342.2437
National Gay/Lesbian Hotline: 888.843.4564

STD TESTS: DELAWARE

TESTING AND SCREENING SITES FOR SYPHILIS AND OTHER STDs. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT.

SITE NAME	ADDRESS	TELEPHONE NUMBER
Porter State Service Center	509 W. 8th Street Wilmington, DE 19801	(302) 577-3521
Middletown State Service Center	214 N Broad Street Middletown, DE 19709	(302) 378-5200
Milford State Service Center	13 North Church Avenue Milford, DE 19963	(302) 424-7130
Georgetown State Service Center	546 S. Bedford Street Georgetown, DE 19947	(302) 856-5246
Northeast State Service Center	1624 Jessup Street Wilmington, DE 19802	(302) 577-3130
Pyle State Service Center	34314 Pyle Center Road, Unit 1 Frankford, DE 19945	(302) 732-9512
Shipley State Service Center	350 Virginia Avenue Seaford, DE 19973	(302) 628-2006
Williams State Service Center	805 River Road Dover, DE 19901	(302) 739-1689

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