The Project of the Quad Cities

The Project of the Quad Cities It is our mission to be committed to fight the battle against STI/HIV/AIDS. Our Mission: to transform lives through remarkable care.

STI testing and treatment
PrEP/PEP clinic
HIV & Hep C testing and supportive services
Harm reduction
Outreach
Behavioral health
LGBTQ+ health care

We are growing to serve the community needs, please visit our website at www.tpqc.org The Project of the Quad Cities is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community based organization that was established in 1986 to provide services to those at risk of contracting, affected by or living with STI/HIV/AIDS. It is with this mission in mind and our community's best interest at heart, that we provide education, prevention services, and assistance to our clients. We will continue to work diligently to provide education and intervention services to our community, as the rates in TPQC's service area indicate that HIV is not just a "big city" problem.

🍬Next week:🍬Join us for a pre-event reception in conversation with the works of Félix González-Torres. The Figge Art Mus...
04/03/2026

🍬Next week:🍬

Join us for a pre-event reception in conversation with the works of Félix González-Torres. The Figge Art Museum is hosting an iteration of his work "Untitled (L.A.)" and is hosting a Go-Go dance party in conversation with the piece "Untitled (Go-Go Dance Platform)".

The Project will be hosting a pre-event reception from 5 to 6pm on April 9th leading up to the Go-Go Dance Party. This event is FREE and we encourage you to join us at the Figge!

For our 40th Anniversary, we're adding a Wizard of Oz Costume Contest to our Pride 5k!Run in style, wearing your best ou...
04/01/2026

For our 40th Anniversary, we're adding a Wizard of Oz Costume Contest to our Pride 5k!

Run in style, wearing your best outfit from the World of The Wizard of Oz! Anyone registered for one of our races can join in on the fun as either an individual competitor, or as part of a group costume.

Competitors will be judged on creativity, quality, theme, and over-all-appearance.

Happy Trans Day of Visibility!Today is a day to celebrate and stand with the trans folks in your community.If you want t...
03/31/2026

Happy Trans Day of Visibility!

Today is a day to celebrate and stand with the trans folks in your community.

If you want to know more about how you can get involved, consider connecting to a local organization that supports trans rights (like The Project), or visit resources like transequality.org to find more ways to support trans people in your life!

This week at The Project:- Recovery Navigation to Become Well for Youth on April 1st @ 5pm- Support Group for TPQC Clien...
03/30/2026

This week at The Project:

- Recovery Navigation to Become Well for Youth on April 1st @ 5pm
- Support Group for TPQC Clients Living with HIV on April 2nd @ 11am
- The Calm Within Harm Reduction Group on April 2nd @ 3pm

And, celebrate Trans Day of visibility Tuesday March 31st!

Coming next week: The Project is hosting a pre-event reception at the Figge Art Museum leading up to their Go Go Dance Party! Join us on April 9th at 5:00pm.

Find out more about our upcoming events at www.tpqc.org/events

Did you know?The Transgender and Gender Diverse Wellness and Equity Program at Public Health Institute of Metropolitan C...
03/30/2026

Did you know?

The Transgender and Gender Diverse Wellness and Equity Program at Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago has a thoughtfully compiled resource page to support the health and dignity of trans and gender-diverse people!

One of them is Safer S*x for Trans Bodies, a practical, affirming guide covering respectful language and s*xual health after transition-related care. You can find this guide linked in the comments.

We're proud to partner with PHIMC in supporting trans and gender-diverse health! Check out the rest of their resources here:
https://phimc.org/.../tgd-wellness-and-equity.../resources/

03/29/2026

The Projects 40th Anniversary has been an incredible opportunity for us to celebrate 40 years of care, courage, and heart.

We're honoring the strength and determination of those who fought to get us where we are today, and working to realize a better future together.

Join us in celebrating at tpqc.org/40th-anniversary!

03/27/2026

The Project of the Quad Cities is hosting a small reception happening Thursday, April 9 from 5-6 p.m. at the Figge Art Museum in conversation with the works of Félix González-Torres. We'll enjoy light conversation, a candy bar, and have information available about our services.

After our reception, attend the Figge's Go-Go Dance Party hosted in conversation with González-Torres' piece "Untitled (Go-Go Dance Platform)". This free event will be a celebration, featuring a DJ, Go-Go dancers, drag queens, glow sticks, a cash bar, a free raffle, resource tables & more. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend!

The rainbow, often seen as a symbol of hope, has grown into a global representation of pride. In the context of HIV, the...
03/27/2026

The rainbow, often seen as a symbol of hope, has grown into a global representation of pride.
In the context of HIV, the rainbow means so much more; it embodies the perseverance, advocacy, and love are the core of the communities we are privileged to care for.

When HIV emerged in the 1980s, good human beings stepped up where systems failed. Our organization was part of that response by providing desperately needed care and support rooted in our steadfast belief that all people deserve access to dignity-affirming care.

Celebrate 40 years of care, courage, and heart with us at tpqc.org/40th-anniversary

🏳️‍⚧️ International Trans Day of Visibility is next week!🏳️‍⚧️What can you do to support the tans people in your life?He...
03/26/2026

🏳️‍⚧️ International Trans Day of Visibility is next week!🏳️‍⚧️

What can you do to support the tans people in your life?

Here's a quick guide to using the right pronouns. Putting active effort into using peoples preferred pronouns is a FREE and EASY way to show up for trans and gender diverse people.

Are you a trans person looking to connect to your community, and celebrate yourself? Clock, Inc LGBT+ Community Center is hosting an event for you! Visit their page to find out more!

Today TPQC team members Josefina, Sarah, and Vince joined HIV advocates from across the state to fight for essential leg...
03/25/2026

Today TPQC team members Josefina, Sarah, and Vince joined HIV advocates from across the state to fight for essential legislation promoting equity and justice in Illinois.

Dozens of local advocates are working in tandem with AIDS Foundation Chicago to advance health care access, affordable housing, and other issues impacting the health and well-being of people living with or vulnerable to HIV. Now more than ever, we need our collective voices to rise and be heard by our elected officials!

Pictured here is our team meeting with IL Rep. Gregg Johnson

Want to get involved? Join the action by contacting your legislator today: aidschicago.quorum.us/actioncenter/

03/25/2026

The Project provides FREE STI testing!

Have safer s*x by getting tested regularly. Find out more and schedule an appointment today at tpqc.org/sti

New group opportunity!The Project of The Quad Cities is welcoming Zachary Nielsen from Bloom Wellness Group, who will be...
03/24/2026

New group opportunity!

The Project of The Quad Cities is welcoming Zachary Nielsen from Bloom Wellness Group, who will be hosting an 8 session exploration of the 4-D Wheel of Experience starting Thursday April 2nd at 6:00pm.

This group uses the Four-Dimensional Wheel of Experience to help participants understand and integrate the body, mind, heart, and spirit dimensions of their lives and relationships. The Wheel provides a visual, inclusive, and holistically grounded framework to enhance self-awareness, relational connection, pleasure, meaning, and embodied presence — beyond purely cognitive or symptom-focused work.

While we recommend attending all 8 sessions, each session is open to the public so drop by for whichever ones you can!

To find out more about the upcoming sessions, visit tpqc.org
To RSVP email zachery-nielsen@bloomwellnessgrp.com

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Moline, IL
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Our Mission: Transforming lives through remarkable care Our Vision: We dream about creating a world of change by changing one person's world at a time.

Our Values: Leadership is service. Compassion is action. Integrity is doing what is right.