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Health4Men offers sexual health services for all men who have sex with men and has clinics in Cape Town and Soweto.
Irrespective of whether you’re heterosexual or a gay man, whether you’re HIV positive or negative, we hope you’ll find our website informative and interesting.
Health4Men is a project of the Anova Health Institute.
Services
Mental Health Services
Health4Men takes a holistic approach to men’s health. This includes attending to the mental health of its clients and always being aware of the mental health implications for people living with HIV.
Find men’s health services near you
Make Health4Men your first port of call if you are looking for health services. Click here to see whether there is a clinic near you or find out which other initiatives are active in your neighbourhood.
Psychosocial Support Services
Let’s face it – the way we feel about ourselves and others, our moods and our relationships all impact on our sexual attitudes and behaviour. Health4Men offers a range of free psychosocial services that augment our medical services.
Sexual Health Services
Our medical services include HIV and STI related services.
Training
Health4Men sites
Woodstock Hospital
Tel: +27(0)21 447 2844
24 Napier Street, De Waterkant, Green Point
Tel +27 (0)21 421 6127
Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital
Tel: +27 (0)11 989 9756/9865
1081 Pretorius Street, Hatfield
Tel: +27 12 430 3272
Latest News
The Constitution of South Africa protects the rights of people living with HIV. It doesn’t allow discrimination and protects people’s right to privacy and confidentiality. In South Africa, there aren’t any laws that force people to tell others about their HIV status. People who do test positive should tell their partner, so that they can be protected and also have an HIV test. People with HIV/AIDS in South Africa are protected by the Bill of Rights and have the same rights which protect all citizens.
Health4Men had a very busy and successful 2011. With the new year already on the move, we highlight a few key accomplishments during 2011.
