Mozaic is a wellness program and community space for transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary.
Mozaic is an HIV prevention program funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. We provide free condoms and testing, but we also know that reducing new HIV infections involves much more. That’s why we’re creating an all-genders-welcome community of support. Only when we have the freedom to be ourselves, can we begin to take care of ourselves.
Learn all about Mozaic’s programs, services, and events at http://www.MozaicOhio.org.
Mozaic
750 E. Long St.,
Columbus, OH 43203
The following COTA bus lines service the King-Lincoln Medical Center at 750 E. Long St.: 7, 9, 10, 11, and express lines 41-46. Stops for these lines are as close as 100 feet. Visit ride.cota.com to plan your bus trip to this location.
(614) 572-0820
Call or email us at mozaic@equitashealth.com to make an appointment.
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Trans Wellness
A drop-in wellness space in Columbus, Ohio, by and for trans, gender non-conforming, and non-binary people. Connect and find community in-person or online. Stop by!
You Be You about Mozaic
Trans Wellness
Virtual
In Transition is a trans and gender non-conforming peer support group for folks in gender affirming medical and/or social transition or thinking about transition. You are not alone!
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Thriving with HIV
Our Living Positively groups across Ohio offer support and community virtually and in-person for those living with HIV. New diagnosis? Long-term survivor? Struggling to stay in care? Undetectable? All are welcome.
Join Us about Living Positively
If you or someone you know has been the victim of violence or threats, we can help make sure you are safe and find you the support you need. You are not alone.
Find Support about Are You Safe?
Blog 3/31/20
Today, we celebrate National Trans Visibility Day almost six years after Laverne Cox graced the cover of Time Magazine, announcing “The Transgender Tipping Point: America’s Next Civil Rights Frontier.”
