We work towards creating a world where HIV transmission is rare and those who are HIV+ lead healthy lives.
STAP offers fast, free and confidential HIV testing at many locations throughout the Southern Tier. Knowing our HIV status can keep you and your partner safe.
Find a locationSTAP's Prevention Points exchange new sterile syringes for used ones to reduce the risk of infection with HIV, Hepatitis C, and other blood-borne illnesses among injection drug users.
Learn moreSTAP's Health Homes program serves individuals with a variety of chronic conditions with comprehensive care management and care coordination services.
Read about this programThe Newbsanity Mud Gauntlet is an insane 5K course featuring 27 hardcore obstacles. You’ll get to choose your difficulty level by taking either the Risk and Reward path or the Tried and True path. This allows for the seasoned athlete and the first-timer to compete together, side‑by‑side.
A 2K walk for individuals and their dogs at Otsiningo Park in Binghamton beginning at 11 am (registration opens at 10 am). The fund raising walk will benefit the Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS) program at Southern Tier AIDS Program (STAP).
There will be demonstrations, prizes, raffles, contests, blessing of the animals and more!
THE AIDS RIDE FOR LIFE IS…a fully supported 102, 90, 69,42, 25 or 14 mile bike ride beginning in Ithaca, NY with Indoor cyclists joining us around many communities! Every year, this landmark ride around Cayuga Lake in the beautiful New York State Finger Lakes Region delivers a life-changing experience for hundreds of participants from all backgrounds and fitness levels who are united in spirit by a common desire to do something altruistic. Whether you are considering your first ride or are a seasoned veteran, we want you with us at the AIDS Ride For Life 2019.
The Alcohol & Drug Council of Tompkins County has started the week with a major announcement: it is phasing in a 40-bed medically supervised detox and stabilization unit in Lansing and will begin by opening an open access treatment and referral facility this weekend.
The Alcohol & Drug Council has secured a 19,420-square-foot facility at 2353 N. Triphammer Rd. in the Village of Lansing. Finding a place to put the treatment center and secure funding has been in the works for over two years, Emily Parker, director of development at the Alcohol & Drug Council said, and will help fill a critical gap in local addiction treatment.
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