To restore the holistic health of Queer communities of color, by advocating for resources and providing programming that raises the quality of service, quality of life, and life expectancy of QPOC who are HIV probable, HIV positive, experiencing homelessness, and other social determinants of health.
Please consider donating to The School Of Opulence so that we can continue to provide high-quality, community-centered services and programs at no cost to those affected by and living with HIV. Your donation will help us reach even more people with the life-saving message of prevention, care, and support.
Donate your time to our mission of enhancing the health and wellness of Black communities in the South Shore and surrounding Chicagoland area. We need dedicated volunteers to help us continue our work and make a difference in the lives of people affected by HIV. Fill out the form below to let us know you're interested and we'll reach out!
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In the next session of our Opulence For Everyone TGD Wellness initiative, Release The Veil, we invite participants to engage in therapy-based activities designed to reflect on their journey thus far. Together, we'll explore the role of the amygdala in emotional regulation, process our personal growth, and develop strategies for maintaining emotional well-being beyond the program.
Join us as we celebrate progress and look ahead to more healing and empowerment!
The At-Home Testing Kit service, offered by The School of Opulence, provides confidential, convenient access to health testing for the broader South Shore and surrounding Chicagoland community, with a focus on supporting the health needs of Queer People of Color. Designed for privacy and ease of use, these kits enable individuals to monitor their health from the comfort of their homes, promoting early detection and peace of mind for all. Empower your health journey with our discreet and accessible service.
"D Up Dinner and Discussion" focuses on empowering Black MSM (men who have sex with men) through community-building dinners and insightful discussions. Hosted by The School of Opulence, this program creates a supportive space for sharing experiences, discussing issues affecting the Black MSM community, and promoting personal and communal growth. Join us to connect, learn, and strengthen our community together.
"In the Know" at The School of Opulence is a targeted initiative designed to educate post-COVID-19 college students about safer sexual practices and mental health. Offering workshops, seminars, and resources, the program promotes informed decisions and healthier sexual behaviors, ensuring access to sexual health services. It's our commitment to a safer, healthier campus community.
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