Randomization Following the baseline assessment, study participants will be randomized into one of two groups: the Partner Services Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PS-PrEP) intervention group or the standard of care practice PrEPLine control condition. Study staff will discuss pros and cons, ethical basis of assigning participants to different arms of a study, of control and intervention with participants (equipoise induction) to balance the desirability of the two intervention conditions. Block randomization will be used for allocation to ensure balanced representation in the two treatment arms (control and intervention) as recruitment progresses. The randomization assignment will be generated using the R program. Once randomized, each participant will be given a study identification number and will be allocated to their respective study condition to begin the trial. Due to the nature of this intervention, complete masking of participants, investigators, and interventionist is not possible. The research staff will work directly with the linkage and support group. To help mitigate possible bias in interviewing, baseline data collection will occur prior to randomization.