She Comes First

She Comes First A Women's Empowerment initiative dedicated to empowering women in Hudson County with the knowledge, resources, and access to PrEP to prevent HIV.

10/01/2025

💗 Early detection saves lives. Get screened, stay strong, spread hope.
Together, we fight. Together, we survive.
Your story matters. Your strength inspires. Let's raise awareness, one voice at a time.

Why Women Must Prioritize STD Testing"Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) often show no symptoms, especially in women...
09/24/2025

Why Women Must Prioritize STD Testing"

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) often show no symptoms, especially in women making regular testing not just important, but life-saving. Untreated STDs like chlamydia and gonorrhea can silently damage reproductive organs, leading to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), infertility, and ectopic pregnancies. Viruses like HPV and hepatitis B can increase the risk of cervical and liver cancers, while others like syphilis and HIV can cause organ damage, blindness, and even death if left unchecked.

Women are particularly vulnerable because their anatomy allows infections to spread more easily and cause deeper complications. Testing is the only way to catch these infections early before they cause irreversible harm or are unknowingly passed to partners or unborn children.

Regular screening empowers women to protect their health, their fertility, and their future. Whether you're in a new relationship, planning a pregnancy, or simply taking charge of your wellness, get tested, stay informed, and break the silence around STDs.

Send us a dm today to get TeSTED!

Sometimes the strongest steps we take are the ones no one sees. Choosing PrEP is choosing protection. Getting tested for...
09/05/2025

Sometimes the strongest steps we take are the ones no one sees. Choosing PrEP is choosing protection. Getting tested for STIs is choosing clarity. These are acts of self-love, care, and community. Let’s keep the conversation going, because s*xual health is health, and everyone deserves access, awareness, and support.

This summer, we’re turning up the heat on health, confidence, and care 🔥💬🧡 Whether you're exploring, protecting, or just...
07/25/2025

This summer, we’re turning up the heat on health, confidence, and care 🔥💬🧡 Whether you're exploring, protecting, or just curious, our space is open for YOU. We offer free STI testing, access to PrEP, and real, judgment-free conversations about s*x, pleasure, protection and safety. From condoms, to testing ,we’ve got the tools and the time to help you feel informed and empowered. Come through, ask questions, grab supplies, and take charge of your s*xual health. Your body, your choices, your summer!

We are located at 1808 Kennedy Blvd, Union City NJ. Come and get the opportunity to benefit from the wide range of services we offer.

07/16/2025

💬 Why It's Important for Women to Test Regularly for STIs and Consider PrEP
Your health is your power.
If you're s*xually active—especially with multiple partners or in situations where protection isn't always used—regular STI testing is essential. Many STIs, like chlamydia and gonorrhea, often show no symptoms but can lead to serious health issues like infertility or pelvic inflammatory disease if left untreated.

Testing is quick, confidential, and can protect both you and your partners.
The CDC recommends that all s*xually active women under 25, and women 25 and older with risk factors, get tested regularly.

And if you're engaging in higher-risk behaviors, such as having multiple partners or inconsistent condom use, consider getting on PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis). PrEP is a daily pill or long-acting injection that can reduce your risk of getting HIV by up to 99% when taken correctly.

💡 Remember:
Know your status. Get tested every 3–6 months if you're at higher risk.
Protect your future. Early detection means early treatment.
Stay empowered. PrEP is a proactive step toward your s*xual health and peace of mind.

What Is National HIV Testing Day?National HIV Testing Day, observed annually on June 27, is a public health initiative i...
06/27/2025

What Is National HIV Testing Day?

National HIV Testing Day, observed annually on June 27, is a public health initiative in the United States aimed at:

- Raising awareness about the importance of HIV testing.
- Encouraging early diagnosis to improve health outcomes.
- Reducing stigma associated with HIV and AIDS.
- Promoting equitable access to testing and care, especially in underserved communities.

It was first observed in 1995, making 2025 the 30th anniversary of this important day.

🧠 Why Is HIV Testing So Important?

From a public health and epidemiological standpoint, HIV testing is a cornerstone of prevention and treatment strategies. Here’s why:

1. Early Detection Saves Lives
People who know their status early can begin antiretroviral therapy (ART), which reduces the viral load to undetectable levels — meaning they can live long, healthy lives and cannot transmit the virus (U=U: Undetectable = Untransmittable).

2. Epidemiological Control
Testing helps identify clusters of transmission, allowing public health officials to intervene with targeted education, resources, and support.

3. Social Justice and Health Equity
HIV disproportionately affects marginalized communities — including Black and Latino populations, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with limited access to healthcare. Testing is a gateway to care and a tool for equity.

🔬 Scientific and Technological Advances

Modern HIV testing has evolved significantly:

- Rapid tests can deliver results in 20 minutes or less.
- Self-testing kits are now FDA-approved and available over the counter.
- Fourth-generation tests can detect HIV earlier by identifying both antibodies and antigens.

These innovations have made testing more accessible, private, and accurate than ever before.

"Your Health, Your Power 💪🏽💖"STIs don’t always show symptoms—but they can still cause serious health issues if left untr...
06/25/2025

"Your Health, Your Power 💪🏽💖"

STIs don’t always show symptoms—but they can still cause serious health issues if left untreated. That’s why regular testing is essential, especially if you're s*xually active.

✨ Common signs to watch for:

Painful urination
Unusual vaginal discharge
Pain during s*x
Lower abdominal pain
Sores, bumps, or rashes
Even if you feel fine, you could still have an STI. Many infections like chlamydia and gonorrhea are often silent in women 1.

🩺 Get tested regularly—especially if you’re under 25, have new or multiple partners, or are pregnant 2.

💬 No shame. No stigma. Just self-love and smart choices. 💕

📍 Find us at 1808 Kennedy Blvd, Union City, NJ

🌈 We’re Celebrating Pride — and You’re Invited! 🎉Join us at this year’s Pride event! SHE COMES FIRST will be there with ...
06/13/2025

🌈 We’re Celebrating Pride — and You’re Invited! 🎉

Join us at this year’s Pride event! SHE COMES FIRST will be there with loads of goodies to give away, valuable information to share, and plenty of love and support to go around. 💖

Come say hi, grab a goodie bag, and learn more about what we do — we’d love to meet you! 🏳️‍🌈✨

"Their sacrifice echoes in every sunrise of freedom.  ""Gone but never forgotten. Their courage lives on. 🇺🇸""A day of r...
05/26/2025

"Their sacrifice echoes in every sunrise of freedom. "
"Gone but never forgotten. Their courage lives on. 🇺🇸"
"A day of remembrance, a lifetime of gratitude.

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