
Who We Serve
African Americans represent 7% of the population in Seattle and King County, but constitute 20% of those living with HIV.
Latinx people represent 8% of the population living in Seattle and 9% of the population in King County, but constitute 14% of those living with HIV.
Since our founding in 1987, we have focused our efforts on people of color who have been historically underserved by health and community services.


POCAAN's HIV-Positive Medical Case Management Program, offering vital support and resources to enhance the well-being of those living with HIV/AIDS. It includes medical care coordination, emotional support, and access to essential healthcare services, all aimed at improving the quality of life for HIV-positive individuals.
JTCC is an established evidence-based intervention to improve post -incarceration health outcomes among PWH (People living with HIV). Its goal is to improve service delivery for PWH releasing from jail by intensifying support services and improving inter-agency coordination. The priority population for this work is PWH who are incarcerated in King County Jails, particularly those who are not virally suppressed or are not well-engaged in HIV care in the community.

Victims of Crime Act Services is an emergency financial assistance for victims of abuse, sexual assault, trafficking, and domestic violence. With referrals for Mental Health.
Who It’s For: Victims of abuse, survivors of sexual assault, Individuals affected by trafficking and domestic violence survivors.
Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medications to help prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS disease in people who have not yet been exposed.

Two-year permanent housing support for people living with HIV/AIDS. With emergency one-time support for utilities and housing supplies. Ongoing Case Management and referrals to permanent housing resources.
The Collaborative aims to improve community conditions in health and well-being through community engagement, capacity building, program development, monitoring and evaluation, communication, coordination, reporting and documentation, and evaluation. The partnership's goal is to reduce health disparities within the LGBTQ community in King County, build community power to address root causes of inequities and promote social connections and community building.
Struggling with moderate to severe substance use disorder? Take the next step toward lasting recovery with our innovative, long-acting injectable Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD). We now offer Sublocade and Brixadi—cutting-edge, once-monthly buprenorphine injections designed to provide steady, around-the-clock support without the need for daily pills.
These injections are a game-changer for those seeking a more convenient, discreet, and effective treatment option. With fewer doses to manage, you can focus on rebuilding your life while reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
Prevention/PrEP/EHE - Providing HIV, STI, PrEP, and other Preventative services for high-risk clients with a focus on Black and Latinx MSM and Trans People.
POCAAN's programs range from health and educational services, to counseling and rehabilitation for BIPOC individuals in the Seattle area.
Our Comprehensive Programs
POCAAN BSK YFHPI Homeless Prevention Program is not a rental assistant program. It provides comprehensive case management for clients on the edge of homelessness and gives them the toll to never become homeless. There is limited housing assistance available for clients in the program.
Non-Medical Case Management Addiction and mental health support and referrals.
At POCAAN's MOCHA Clinic, we empower communities with compassionate, comprehensive care. Our services include cutting-edge HIV treatment and prevention, expert STI and Hepatitis C treatment, and Medication-Assisted Treatment for Substance Use Disorders (MOUD). We also provide tailored, problem-focused medical solutions to address your unique needs. With a commitment to equity and accessibility, we’re here to support your journey to health and wellness
Non-Medical Case Management Addiction and mental health support and referrals.

SAGE SMMO is a dedicated program designed to provide essential medical services directly to seniors in Senior Centers, and Senior Housing Units all around Seattle/King County. Our team of compassionate healthcare professionals brings quality medical care to senior citizens, ensuring their well-being and convenience by eliminating the need for travel to medical facilities. SAGE SMMO is committed to enhancing the health and quality of life for our elderly community members, promoting independence and peace of mind in their golden years.