Sex After Chemsex
A Weho Town Hall
Talking sex, substance use, and resources
Hosted by Salina Estitties
Thursday, May 14 at 7 p.m.
8750 El Tovar Place, West Hollywood
Sponsored by the Murray/Reese Foundation and Gilead

Are you a gay man or a man who has sex with other men? Do you use meth?
Then Party Wise is for you. Wherever you are in your meth journey, we have services to help you stay as healthy as possible.

Talking sex, substance use, and resources
Hosted by Salina Estitties
Thursday, May 14 at 7 p.m.
8750 El Tovar Place, West Hollywood
Sponsored by the Murray/Reese Foundation and Gilead
NARCAN® (naloxone) is a medication available as nasal spray for known or suspected opioid overdose in adults and children. We also offer fentanyl test strips. To make a request please contact the Party Wise team members at 213.201.5000.
No cost. No questions asked.
Incentivized urine testing for gay/bi men (and other men who have sex with men) who are working to stop their meth use. Participants test every Monday and Thursday — and every negative result is a milestone worth celebrating. Stay stimulant-free for 12 to 24 weeks and earn up to $599 in digital gift cards. Real support, real rewards, every step of the way.
Confidential 1-on-1 sessions for gay/bi men (and other men who have sex with men) who have used methamphetamines in the past six months. You'll meet one-on-one with a specialist who listens without judgment and connects you to the services and resources that fit your needs—on your terms, at your pace. Earn up to $85 for completing just 2–3 sessions.
Getting Off is a proven program for gay and bi men (and other men who have sex with men) that offers practical tools to help stop or reduce meth use. Party Wise is committed to creating a supportive, community-centered space that helps people succeed — during the program and long after it ends.
For more information call us at 213.201.5000, choose the community resources option by pressing the number 2 and follow the prompts.
Party Wise Program funders include the Murray/Reese Foundation