National health programs for HIV/AIDS

Go to the health center of your place of residence and request information about these programs if you need medical attention by one of these programs. In case of difficulties, if you are a refugee, please contact AMPF in your location. AMPF staff will guide you through the registration process.

The only way to know if you are living with HIV is to be tested. Everyone should be tested for HIV at least once.

➡️ If you wish to get tested for HIV, you can contact the clinic closest to you on the numbers listed below:

•  Rabat: +212 (0) 6 61 93 43 54/+212 (0) 6 33 55 90 96/+212 (0) 6 06 61 34 70/+212 (0) 6 61 65 12 33/06 11 52 08 52
•  Casablanca: +212 (0) 6 66 14 12 58/+212 (0) 6 61 92 83 37
•  Fès/Meknès: +212 (0) 6 66 14 07 32/+212 (0) 6 66 14 17 21
•  Tangier/Tétouan: +212 (0) 6 66 14 06 34/+212 (0) 6 61 54 04 74/+212 (0) 6 61 26 23 73
•  Marrakech: +212 (0) 6 61 93 65 16/+212 (0) 6 61 47 35 68
•  Agadir: +212 (0) 6 61 59 84 33/+212 (0) 6 61 57 43 54
• Oujda: +212 (0) 6 61 42 38 99/+212 (0) 6 67 32 62 67
• Laarach: +212 (0) 6 66 08 70 78

You can also contact Association de Lutte Contre le Sida (ALCS) Monday to Saturday from 10 to 5:

• +212 (0) 766 777978 or
• 080 100 25 25 

➡️ If you tested positive for HIV, you should consult your doctor or UNHCR medical partner as soon as possible to begin your treatment provided free of charge.

Knowing your HIV status can have two important benefits:

• If you find out that you are HIV positive, you can take the necessary steps to access treatment, care, and support, thereby potentially prolonging your life and preventing health complications
• If you know that you are living with HIV, you can take precautions to prevent the spread of HIV to others, including your baby. HIV-positive mothers have a 99% chance of having children without HIV if they follow the recommended treatment during the prenatal, delivery and postpartum

➡️ If you go through a risky situation, such as having unprotected sex, sharing needles or being a victim of rape, you are encouraged to test for HIV at any of the available testing facilities.

Nowadays, there are medicines that allow people with HIV/AIDS to live a good life. These medicines are available free of charge.