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A non-profit organization providing HIV testing, syringe services program, and housing since 1986.

Open Aid Alliance works with the unique potential of each individual to overcome stigma as they seek greater health. Our services include HIV testing, hep-C testing, STD testing, overdose prevention training, free condoms and lube, case management, a syringe services program, housing assistance, and healthcare referrals. We also operate a harm reduction based addiction treatment center with two licensed therapists and peer support.

09/27/2026

Today is National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. In Montana and across the U.S., gay men and other men who have s*x with men (MSM) remain at the highest risk of contracting HIV. In 2025, men who reported having s*x with men remained the population most affected by HIV in Montana, with 76% of new diagnoses reporting MSM as at least one transmission risk.

Let’s work together to break down stigma, support those living with HIV, and continue to advance prevention and treatment efforts. At Open Aid Alliance, we're committed to offering low-barrier services including affordable HIV testing and PrEP referrals to all who need them, regardless of their ability to pay. Call us at 406-543-4770 for more information about getting tested.

09/23/2026

Our next volunteer orientation is Wednesday, October 7th from 5:30-7:00PM!
Please use the link in our bio to RSVP.
This is our last scheduled training for the fall!

If you have ever wanted to get hands-on experience working in harm reduction, this is an awesome opportunity to get involved and help the members of our community. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

09/21/2026

📢 Upcoming Closure! Open Aid Alliance will be closed Thursday, September 24th! Regular hours will resume Monday, September 28th.
Please come see us before we close. Thank you!

09/18/2026

On September 18, we recognize National HIV/AIDS Aging Awareness Day. This observance honors the history of activism and medical progress that has enabled people with HIV to live longer, fuller lives, while also drawing attention to the continued need for support and advocacy for older adults living with HIV.

Older Americans are more likely than younger Americans to be diagnosed with HIV late in the course of their disease. Despite having the highest percentage of late-stage HIV diagnoses (AIDS) in 2022, only 19% of individuals ages 65 & older had been tested for HIV at least once in their lifetime.

Early detection leads to timely medical care, better health outcomes, and a lower risk of transmission. Open Aid Alliance offers affordable HIV, Hep-C, and STI testing. Call us at 406-543-4770 for more information. &Aging

09/08/2026

Your s*xual health should not feel like a pop quiz! Start the semester off right with STI testing at Open Aid Alliance. We offer affordable HIV, Hep-C, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea testing! And don't forget to grab FREE condoms, l**e, dental dams, Plan B, & pregnancy tests! Call us at 406-543-4770 and ask about getting tested!

09/03/2026

Resource Access Day (RAD) provides a free lunch and low-barrier access to resources every month on the 4th floor of the Missoula Public Library. Come see us Wednesday, Sept. 9, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m!

This month we’ll be tabling alongside the Missoula Public Health Department. Come by to receive free naloxone, test strips, medication safety supplies and other overdose prevention resources. Staff and community partners will also be available to provide information and answer questions about how to use the supplies. Hope to see you there!

09/02/2026

We are closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day.
We will be back open on Tuesday, September 8th. Please come see us before we close!

08/31/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD). For 25 years, IOAD has brought people together to remember those we’ve lost and to take action to save lives. The campaign is driven by important principles that Open Aid Alliance supports and strives to embody by offering low-barrier, evidence-based services free of judgment and stigma, including overdose response training & free community-based naloxone (Narcan) distribution.

Official IOAD Campaign Principles
💜Overdose can and must be prevented.
💜Overdose prevention solutions exist – let’s use them.
💜Criminalizing drug use hasn’t worked. Compassionate alternatives must be pursued.
💜Policy and legislation must exist to protect individuals and communities, and ensure basic human rights and needs are met.
💜Everyone has a right to respectful and comprehensive health care.
💜Only a community-wide effort can end overdose.

Overdose is preventable – when we act.

08/26/2026

🔎Did you know that syphilis is spreading faster in Montana than it has in decades?
☑️Syphilis is an STI that can cause serious health problems without treatment.
☑️It can also pass to babies during pregnancy.
☑️Syphilis is curable if it is found and treated early.

🩹Open Aid Alliance offers affordable STI testing and free condoms.
☎️Call us at 406-543-4770 and ask about getting tested!

08/20/2026

Our next volunteer orientation is Wednesday, September 2nd from 5:30-7:00PM!
Please use the link in our bio to RSVP. If you cannot make it to this event, you can fill out the RSVP form and we'll contact you about future trainings!

If you have ever wanted to get hands-on experience working in harm reduction, this is an awesome opportunity to get involved and help the members of our community. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

Address

715 Ronan Street
Missoula, MT
59801

Opening Hours

Monday	12pm - 5pm
Tuesday	12pm - 5pm
Wednesday	12pm - 5pm
Thursday	12pm - 5pm

Website

https://www.openaidalliance.org/

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