free dental services for life, client candidates must enter and win a monthly raffle. HIV + STI testing As a part of the Gay Men's Health Collective, the Berkeley Free Clinic provides testing for several sexually transmitted diseases, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, trichomoniasis, herpes, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and others. A special service within this department is weekly, drop-in, anonymous HIV testing, during which no patient information is retained for records. Hepatitis testing and counseling Testing and counseling for hepatitis A, B and C, as well as vaccinations for hepatitis A and influenza, are available. The focus is on providing care for the population most at risk for hepatitis infection. Non-low-income individuals are asked to complete the vaccination series with their primary care providers so as to reserve availability for low-income individuals. Women's, trans, and gender non-conforming services Berkeley Free Clinic supports inclusion of trans people in its care. Sexual health services are provided for all women, trans, gender non-conforming individuals, and any other individual who is not a cis-gender male. These services include sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment, pregnancy tests, urinary tract infection testing, and gynecological/urogenital services (such as pelvic exams). Clients with symptoms of sexually transmitted infection or urogenital infection are encouraged to call in advance to ensure appointment availability. Peer counseling The Peer Counseling Collective strives to provide a space for clients to talk about anything. Volunteers are not able to diagnose, write prescriptions, or offer advice. Some notable counselors include Berkeley homelessness activist Michael Diehl, who recently passed away. Eyeglasses and vision screening Berkeley Free Clinic partners with Mindful Eyes Foundation to provide optometry services, including over-the-counter reading eyeglasses (no prescription needed), prescription eyeglasses (prescription needed), and various screening tests. No prescriptions are written or made available. Clients are eligible if they are armed forces veterans, low-income adults (age 18 or older), or adults receiving Medi-Cal or county health benefits. Expansions Offering services to undocumented immigrants Berkeley Free Clinic offers services regardless of immigration status and requires no documentation or payment. In February 2017, the Berkeley Free Clinic created a program that offers free dental work to undocumented immigrants. This service is provided on one to three Friday evenings per month, which is outside of normal clinic business hours, and is time specifically allotted for this kind of patient. In order to be a part of the program, patients must not qualify for Medi-Cal or