Philadelphia FIGHT

The Office of Faith Initiatives at Philadelphia FIGHT tends to the spiritual health of people living with HIV/AIDS by shedding light on hope, wellness and transformation.

The Philadelphia FIGHT Women’s Program supports HIV positive women to heal, grow, maintain health, and achieve their goals.

Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) affects 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men, with higher rates among LGBT people and women of color.

The DISCOVER study evaluates whether a once-daily investigational medicine can reduce HIV infection risk from sex (PrEP).

Bilal Motley, FIGHT’s Facilities Director, made this film to dispel myths about the vaccine for black people in the West Philadelphia community.

February is American Heart Month, and the organization schedules appointments to discuss heart health and blood pressure.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and the organization offers screening appointments.

March is National Kidney Awareness Month, and the organization provides appointment scheduling.

CHTA recognizes Jane Shull, CEO of Philadelphia FIGHT, during Women’s History Month.

The Healthcare Leadership Council awarded Philadelphia FIGHT with the 2021 Redefining American Healthcare Award.

Philadelphia FIGHT news and announcements.

Philadelphia FIGHT recognized by American Heart Association and American Medical Association for commitment to improving blood pressure control rates.

Introducing the C a Difference program focusing on visualizing a future free of hepatitis C. A multidisciplinary approach to care.

"What’s happening in my life now would not be possible without Philadelphia FIGHT. The help I get here has been life-changing."

“I decided that having HIV was never going to be the end of the world for me. Today I feel more empowered, secure, and blessed.”

Philadelphia FIGHT addresses COVID-19 by adapting services to protect patients and staff while contributing to crisis resolution.

Washington Square West, or the Gayborhood, has served the LGBTQ community for over 30 years. The organization welcomes diverse patients, clients, and employees.

Philadelphia FIGHT, a comprehensive health services organization providing primary medical and dental care, consumer education, advocacy and research.

Philadelphia FIGHT experienced a cyberattack on November 30, 2021, potentially affecting patient confidentiality. The organization disconnected its network and launched an investigation.