Peer Connectors embedded in communities across Boston — navigating their community to HIV testing, PrEP, mpox vaccination, and care.
CONNECTEDBoston builds community-based Peer Connection Corps across Boston — recruiting trusted community members as Peer Connectors who navigate people to HIV testing, PrEP, mpox vaccination, and care.
People in Boston with connections in queer, same-gender-loving, or trans communities who want to get paid to make a real difference in their community.
One 90-minute training. Then recruit from your network — navigating people to HIV testing, PrEP, mpox vaccination, and care. Ongoing, in your neighborhood.
Peer-led outreach works. Your voice opens doors that clinical settings can't.
Connect with the CONNECTEDBoston team. Tell us about yourself, your neighborhood, and your network.
One 90-minute session covers HIV, PrEP, mpox, doxy, and how to have real conversations with your community.
Join your community's Peer Connection Corps. You're now the resource people come to.
Recruit from your community. Walk them through booking their appointment. Be the person who shows up — and follows up.
Get paid $25 for every person who completes testing. This is ongoing — the more people you connect, the more you earn.
You don't need a degree or a title. You need a network, a neighborhood you care about, and the drive to show up for your people. That's it.
One 90-minute training per cohort. All sessions cover the same content — pick the date that works, then register below.
This is a real paid opportunity — and it's open to you. We're looking for connected people in Boston who want to use their networks to bring HIV testing, PrEP, and care to those who need it most. No prior experience required. Just your relationships, your community, and the drive to show up.
Register Now →Peer Connectors get paid every time they connect someone to care — HIV testing, PrEP, mpox vaccination. The more active you are in your neighborhood, the more you earn.
Complete the short form below to officially sign up. Spots are limited.
Ready to join? Open the registration form to choose your session and sign up.
Open Registration Form →Leads the May training sessions with a community-centered approach, bringing lived experience to every room.
Manages all Peer Connector intake and registration. Email connected@mac-boston.org to start your registration.
Leads the June training sessions as Program Director of CONNECTEDBoston.
MAC (Multicultural AIDS Coalition) is a Boston-based organization committed to health equity for communities of color. CONNECTEDBoston is our HIV prevention and care program — built by and for the community it serves.
Learn more at mac-boston.org →