大理好朋友健康会所简介

好朋友健康会所是一个区别于一般商业性会所的同志公益项目，是英国贝利·马丁基金会资助的向同志人群（或其他高危人群）开放的一个健康促进场所。

我们的目的是帮助大理地区以及周边县市的各位同志朋友提高安全套和润滑剂的使用率，以减低艾滋病/性病的感染率为最终目标，提高各位同志朋友对性病/艾滋病的知晓率及预防能力；通过同志人群中的志愿者召集尽可能多的同志朋友来进行艾滋病/性病的知识普及及预防的培训，在同志朋友们中开展一些联艺活动，安全套营销，并开通同志热线电话（解答同志朋友们的一些问题、咨询艾滋病/性病的知识）的活动场所。

好朋友健康会所——《朋友休闲吧》 提供酒水、小吃、茶饮等
预定各种档次的酒店、车船、飞机票。提供同志朋友旅游咨询，临时组团旅游
2006年10月2日正式开业 营业时间：早上10点——晚12点
地址：云南省大理市大理古城玉洱路202号
电话：0872-2671940 0872-6903326

The Good Friend Center

The Good Friend Center is a gay-community-oriented charitable project which differs from the average commercial clubs. It is sponsored by the British Barry & Martin’s Trust， and is a venue for healthcare promotion open to the gay community (or other high-risk populations).

The aim of the center is to help to raise the rate of using condoms and lubricants among gay populations in the Dali area and the neighboring counties; to heighten their knowledge level and ability of prevention against HIV/AIDS. The final aim is to scale down the number of HIV/AIDS infections. Through gay volunteers we will be able to bring as many as possible gay people to come and attend our instructive training sessions on the knowledge and prevention of HIV/AIDS. The center is a useful venue for the gay community， where certain recreational activities will be held and condoms will be distributed. A gay hot-line will be put in to handle inquires and questions on HIV/AIDS put up by gay people.

The Good Friend Center is backed up by doctor Zhang Jianbo in Dali and Dr. William Wong with the Chinese University of Hong Kong. It is a good mode to have gay volunteers taking up the major posts in the center， which not only secures the sustainable development of the project but also creates a standard， convenient and stress-free place for friendly communication between gay people. Gay friends will receive training and then pass on the HIV/AIDS knowledge to other gay communities. We will also try to engage our resources of the backbone in the center in the healthcare prevention of HIV/AIDS among the prostitutes， drug-takes and other high-risk populations.