Information and resources around substance use and abuse including information about smart recovery, harm reduction, and traditional recovery.
DC leather club organized to be a place for all people to experience and explore the leather community, kink lifestyle and be comfortable in their own skin.
DCBiWomen is a social and support group for bisexual and bi-curious women in the DC metro area including northern VA and MD. Our goal is to create an accepting, encouraging environment for bisexual women regardless of the gender of their partner or what they are looking for, meet other cool bi women, and affirm the existence of the bi-identity. All women are welcome, regardless of relationship status or orientation.
The HIV Working Group is a volunteer driven HIV/AIDS outreach, education, and advocacy initiative of The DC Center.
Prime Timers of Washington, DC is a social organization for older gay and bisexual men and their admirers. It serves as a catalyst for bringing together men with “like interests” for social and recreational activities.
HOPE DC is here to assist the social and informational needs of HIV+ gay men and others in the Washington DC area.
DC Front Runners is a running, walking and social club for gay people and friends in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Membership is open to all people regardless of race, pace, age, gender, sexual orientation, or athletic ability. Visitors to the DC area are always welcome to join our runs or walks.
Whitman Walker’s mission is to be the highest quality, culturally competent community health center serving greater Washington?s diverse urban community, including individuals who face barriers to accessing care, and with a special expertise in LGBT and HIV care.
Rainbow Families DC is a non-profit organization providing education, support, connections and empowerment for all LGBTQ+ families, prospective parents, and allies. We have been the source for our community since the 1980s. A lot more than playdates! Check us out at http://www.RainbowFamilies.org or call 202-845-6913.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Softball League (CAPS) was founded in 1983 to establish a friendly place for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (G/L/B/T) people in the greater Washington/Baltimore metropolitan area to go to play softball, learn and/or enhance softball skills, and meet new people.