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High-risk care requires support for those dispensing care

Colleen Daley Ndoye is executive director of Project Weber/Renew, a community-based program serving sex workers, victims of human trafficking and other high-risk individuals, providing HIV testing and peer support via street-based outreach and the nation’s only drop-in center for male sex workers, as well as partnerships with law enforcement. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Colleen Daley Ndoye | Project Weber/Renew executive director Project Weber/Renew’s work is guided by a peer-led model, in which our staff reflects the client population and is able to guide clients along the paths that they once walked. Our staff is intentionally diverse, reflecting the population in race/ethnicity, gender identity, sexuality, HIV status, past substance

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