HIV/TB/STD/Hepatitis Testing & Treatment

ASC On-Site Testing Center is open (July 6)

ASC's on-site testing center and food pantry services in Harlem are open. All other departments at African Services Committee are temporarily closed. ASC program staff in closed programs are working remotely during this time.

Stay at home and know your status at no cost to you. African Services Committee is providing free + confidential HIV home test kits, mailed directly to your home. Contact ASC at 646-209-4740 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to get your free HIV test at home kit today!

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ASC Covid-19 Update: Harlem Offices Closed

ASC On-Site Testing Center is open (July 6)

We are thrilled to announce that our on-site health testing center at our Harlem offices is now open.

Our on-site health testing center at our offices in Harlem is a vital gateway for immigrants seeking free and confidential testing for HIV, tuberculosis, hepatitis B & C, sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy, diabetes, and blood pressure. Our staff speak English, French, Spanish and many African languages. Referrals for free treatment and care are provided regardless of immigration status. All are welcome! Monday to Friday - 9am to 4:30pm. Questions: (212) 222-3882 

Remaining on-site services at African Services Committee are temporarily closed. ASC program staff in those departments are remotely serving clients during this time.

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Executive Director (New York)

Position to Start September 2020

Application Period is Still Open | Send Resume and Cover Letter to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Position Summary

The Board of Directors for African Services Committee is seeking an Executive Director to replace a retiring founding Executive Director. The position provides an opportunity for you to lead the organization into its next phase, setting strategic priorities and initiatives that reflect current and developing needs of the African Diaspora in New York and the most vulnerable populations in our Health and Community Development Centers in Ethiopia. We are looking for an individual to add their innovative and unique imprint to the organization while bringing a solid foundation in both program management and fundraising.

Click here to view the job description as a PDF. 

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The New Public Charge Rule: What It Means for the Community and Providers

Editor's note: ASC thanks our partners at Legal Aid Society, Protecting Immigrant Families, and The New York Immigration Coalition for providing information and resources. 

Updated Feb. 1, 2020: The U.S. Supreme Court granted the government’s request to undo the District Court’s injunction in the MRNY v. Cuccinelli case on Monday, January 27, 2020, which African Services Committee is a plaintiff. This means that the October 11, 2019 injunction we had obtained to block the DHS public charge rule will be un-blocked pending further litigation. The Supreme Court’s stay will last at least until the appeals court's decision, until the Supreme Court denies any request for certiorari (a writ or order by which a higher court reviews a decision of a lower court), or agrees to hear the case and issue a decision. However, even if we ultimately prevail in court, in the meantime the Rule would likely remain in effect for at least several months. 

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