Prevention Resources
Featured Video
- Facts and Myths about HIV Stigma among Heterosexual Men – Howard University Webinar featuring Partnership member, Alberto Perez Bermudez (minute 44).
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Local Resources
HIV Testing
- At-Home Self Testing Kits from Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County. Free at-home HIV testing for Miami-Dade County residents. Order your free at-home HIV test kit. Test yourself and find out your HIV status at no cost to you and from the comfort of your home.
- Free At-Home HIV Testing HIV testing may look different, but it’s still available! To support expanded HIV testing options during COVID-19, Greater Than AIDS and Walgreens, along with OraSure Technologies, donated 10,000 OraQuick In-Home HIV Tests to community partners.
- KNOW YOUR HIV STATUS Empower U, Inc. At-Home HIV Testing – Test yourself and find out your HIV status at no cost to you and from the comfort of your home. Call 786-318-2337; Click here for the Empower U website.
- Project Access Foundation HIV Testing Know your Status! Get tested in the comfort of your own home. OraQuick rapid 20 minutes. Confidential. Safe. No blood. HIV Antibody test. Telemed with a counselor for more information and appointment. Pick up-drive thru-delivery Free HIV Home testing kits available. Call us 305–759-4778 or email askme@projectaccessfoundation.net.
- Free Condoms! * Miami-Dade County residents that are 18 years old or older can place an online order to receive free condoms through the TestMiami website. A personal protection package will be mailed directly to their home that consists of male condoms, female condoms, lubricants, and dental dams.
Eye Exams and Eyeglasses
- Eye Care America for Seniors over 65 and for those in need of assistance for glaucoma.
- InfantSEE No Cost eye exams for infants 6-12 months.
- New Eyes Eyeglasses available based on need and a special application for people affected by COVID-19.
- Ryan White Program Subrecipients Community Health of South Florida – Optometry (limited services); Public Health Trust – Ophthalmology/Optometry; University of Miami -Ophthalmology/Optometry (limited services)
Dental
- Borinquen Medical Centers will soon be opening a Dental site in North Miami, at 12601 NE 7th Avenue, North Miami, FL 33161. Services include: Cleanings, Tooth Colored Fillings, Extractions, Root Canals, Crowns, Dentures, Emergency Services. Most insurance accepted. For uninsured, discount rates available. Dr. Michelle Soheil, Dental Director, (305) 576-6611.
- Resources for Dental Services for Low-Income Individuals and Families: Florida Department of Health Dental Clinic Community Smiles Dental Health Clinic
Other Programs
- How to Qualify for Social Security Disability With HIV/AIDS If you have a medical condition, such as HIV or AIDS, that keeps you from working, you may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) oversees two disability programs that provide monthly benefits to those who are disabled or have a serious and can no longer work full time. The SSA uses a medical guide, which is called the Blue Book, to determine eligibility. The Blue Book has a listing that applies to HIV/AIDS. To be approve with that listing, you must meet the specific criteria.
- Extended Hours at CAN Community Health: Click for details on dates and times of extended hours at the Miami Gardens and South beach locations.
- Optum Pharmacy The only nationally certified pharmacy with a dedicated HIV account management team. Optum provides: American Academy of HIV Medicine (AAHIVP)-certified pharmacists; A specially trained clinical HIV team; Financial assistance specialists that will exhaust all efforts to get funding; Multilingual capabilities; Prior authorization and appeals team; Clinical management program and consistent patient follow up to promote optimal outcomes. Click here for the Optum Pharmacy website.
- The Community Action and Human Services Department will provide Home Energy Bill Assistance to eligible Miami-Dade County residents effected by COVID-19* MIAMI ( July 21, 2020 ) — The Miami-Dade County Community Action and Human Services Department (CAHSD) through the federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is now providing COVID-19 Crisis Assistance to qualified Miami-Dade County residents who are experiencing a hardship in paying their home energy bill due to the pandemic.
- T.O.P.W.A. Facebook Page* We are all currently facing challenging times with the current pandemic. In efforts to still provide our TOPWA services to patients in need, we invite you to please share our current Facebook page to patients that can benefit from it. On the page, we are sharing information on local events, food drives, and COVID-19. In addition we will be having a virtual baby shower and raffling baby items. We want this Facebook page to bring new and existing moms a shine of hope during this pandemic.
PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) – PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) – nPEP (Non-occupational Post-Exposure Prophylaxis)
COVID-19 PrEP Access Updates
- HHS Implements Override Request
- Ready, Set, PrEP Expands*
- Prior Authorization, Regional Disparities*
- PrEP During COVID-19 (HIV.gov)* The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) understands that its partners in HIV prevention are facing unprecedented challenges and demands as we continue to battle the COVID-19 pandemic together. CDC has developed guidance for providing PrEP when facility-based services and in-person patient-clinician contact is limited.
News & Resources
- AIDSNET Resources
- Pharmacy-Initiated PrEP and PEP* (nastad.org) NASTAD is pleased to announce the publication of a new resource, Pharmacy-Initiated PrEP and PEP. This resource was developed after researching various proposed and enacted bills throughout the country related to pharmacist’s ability to dispense Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) PEP without a prescription from a medical provider.
- CDC’s New #ShesWell Initiative Aims to Increase PrEP Awareness among Women and Their Healthcare Providers* (HIV.gov) CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together (Together) campaign recently launched a new initiative called #ShesWell, which is focused on increasing awareness about Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among women, building capacity among clinicians to prescribe PrEP to women who can benefit from it, and ultimately increasing PrEP use among women.
- NASTAD PrEP Coverage Brief: PrEP Services Covered with No Cost-Sharing. This National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD) fact sheet walks through the coverage and cost-sharing requirements for public and private payers that come with this USPSTF Grade A recommendation. It summarizes federal guidance on implementing Preventive Services provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), including new federal sub-regulatory guidance addressing PrEP services released on July 19, 2021. Contact NASTAD’s PrEP team at PrEP@NASTAD.org with questions or to request TA on PrEP financing and coverage.
- HIV Prevention Certified Provider Program HealthHIV has added a new module on PrEP Adherence to its HIV PCP program and is offering free, continuing education credits for its completion. The HIV Prevention Certified Provider Program is an online, self-paced CME curriculum composed of six modules in HIV prevention detailing the pertinent clinical and practice information that clinicians need to effectively employ HIV prevention interventions. Upon successful completion of this program, participants earn a certificate recognizing their designation as an HIV Prevention Certified Provider (HIV PCP) and receive listing in national online directory of HIV PCPs. The curriculum is updated annually and more frequently as needed, based on approval of new biomedical interventions and release of evidence-based practices.
- Persons at high risk of HIV acquisition* The US Preventive Services Taskforce (USPSTF) recommends that clinicians offer pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) with effective antiretroviral therapy to persons who are at high risk of HIV acquisition.
- Best Practices: Interventions for PrEP* The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC HIV/AIDS Prevention Research Synthesis (PRS) Project) identifies evidence-based interventions (EBIs) and evidence-informed interventions (EIs) for the Compendium of Evidence-Based Interventions and Best Practices for HIV Prevention. The Compendium helps HIV prevention planners and providers in the United States (US) select interventions most appropriate for their communities. The Compendium contains chapters on risk reduction; medication adherence; linkage to, retention in, and re-engagement in HIV care; and structural interventions. (February 2021)
- HealthHIV becomes the new home for PleasePrEPMe.org, the original comprehensive PrEP online resource* As of Friday, January 15, 2021, HealthHIV will be the new home of PleasePrEPMe.org, an online platform that expands access to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). Initially launched in 2015 as a searchable and location-responsive provider directory for the State of California, PleasePrEPMe.org has expanded to provide HIV prevention resources in English and Spanish for consumers and providers in all 50 states. The platform features an online PrEP navigation training program with multiple modules/courses and downloadable resources which offer comprehensive insights and highlight best practices for PrEP consumers, navigators, and prescribers. (January 2021)
- HHS Seeks Vendor(s) to Distribute PrEP Medications as Part of Ready, Set, PrEP* (HIV.gov) The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) requires a vendor(s) to distribute pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medications as part of a donation agreement between HHS and Gilead to provide PrEP medication at no cost for up to 200,000 individuals a year who are at risk for HIV and who are uninsured.
- Ready, Set, PrEP Expands Access to Medication to Prevent HIV * HRSA News December 3 – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today launched Ready, Set, PrEP, a national program that makes medications for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), taken daily to prevent HIV, available at no cost to people without prescription drug insurance coverage.
Recursos En Español
- ¡Nuevo! Folletos de referencia rápida de la Guía de Capacitación en español* ¡A Planning CHATT le complace anunciar que ahora pueden descargarse las versiones en idioma español de nuestros folletos de referencia rápida! Estos folletos brindan información fundamental, consejos y prácticas apropiadas en relación con una amplia variedad de temas de planificación de VIH y actividades de los consejos de planificación/órganos de planificación (PC/PB, por sus siglas en inglés).
Los folletos de referencia rápida pueden encontrarse en la página web “Recursos de Planning CHATT en español”* disponible en TargetHIV.org, y dentro de los diez módulos de la Guía de Capacitación para los consejos de planificación/órganos de planificación de la Parte A del Programa Ryan White contra el VIH/SIDA* (RWHAP, por sus siglas en inglés).
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Until the Cure: One Man’s Journey to Advocacy by local advocate, Alberto Pérez Bermúdez.
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Click here for Alberto’s story in A&U America’s AIDS Magazine.
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Click here for You Tube recording: Experiencias de vida, activismo y motivación. (En español)
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- Latinx LGBTQ Evaluación Comunitaria de Salud: Florida y la Texas La encuesta se utilizará para comprender mejor los determinantes sociales y estructurales que perpetúan las disparidades de salud entre las comunidades Latinx LGBTQ que residen en Tejas. La información recopilada ayudará a abordar las necesidades de salud de la comunidad al informar los enfoques de políticas, promoción, acceso a servicios de salud de calidad e inversión en capacitaciones y liderazgo para Latinxs/Hispanos LGBTQ.
- Latinx LGBTQ Community Health Assessment: Florida & Texas The survey will be used to gain a better understanding of the social and structural determinants that perpetuate health disparities among Latinx LGBTQ communities residing in Florida. The information collected will aid in addressing community health needs by informing approaches to policy, advocacy, access to quality healthcare services, and investment in Latinx LGBTQ centered trainings and leadership.
- Telesalud: atención médica desde la seguridad de nuestros hogares. Durante la emergencia de salud pública debida a la COVID-19, no tenemos que elegir entre la atención médica y el distanciamiento social. Cuando los pacientes reciben atención médica a través de telesalud, y los médicos usan esta tecnología, protegemos nuestra salud y la salud de nuestras comunidades.
LGBTQ+
- Dear Colleague Letter: Gender-Affirming Care in the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program* (hab.hrs.gov) Transgender people with HIV are a priority for HRSA’s HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB). While viral suppression rates among transgender clients receiving medical care in the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) are higher than the national non-RHWAP average, we understand that the transgender community faces unique barriers in HIV care. . .
- Transgender Status-Neutral Community-to-Clinic Models to End the HIV Epidemic Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control – NCHHSTP Grant. In the proposed demonstration project, TG clinics and TG CBOs will work collaboratively to develop holistic models to provide health care and well-being services for Transgender (TG) men and women that include co-located HIV prevention and care, gender-affirming services including hormone therapy and other procedures, STI testing, hepatitis testing, preventive health care, and chronic disease care, and to ensure access to mental health and substance use disorder services and social support services. These services will be developed with trans-specific cultural awareness to ensure that TG persons feel welcomed, heard, and cared for. The recipients will also participate in a national learning collaborative to share lessons learned and best practices for TG clinic and TG CBO partnerships to provide status-neutral, community-to-clinic services for TG persons. Estimated Application Due Date: Dec 30, 2021
- Positive Action for Latinx Men Responding to the urgency of the epidemic and direct community requests, ViiV Healthcare launched a series of seed grants in 2018 to provide support to the community. Positive Action for Latinx Men is a community-giving initiative that supports Latinx gay, bisexual, queer and trans men.
- Justice for All – Celebrating Pride Month – Legal Services of Greater Miami Legal Services proudly champions the rights of the LGBTQ+ Community. Through the LGBTQ Rights Project, we assist clients facing healthcare, housing, and workplace discrimination. Additionally, Legal Services attorneys represent clients in obtaining name and gender marker changes that conform to their gender identity. Basic proof of identity documents is required for everyday activities such as traveling, working, and entering government and other secure buildings. Such documents are needed to use a credit card or to show to a police officer during a routine stop. When transgender and gender non-conforming individuals do not have access to these credentials, they are at an even greater risk for discriminatory barriers in every single aspect of their lives.
- White House.gov A Proclamation on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Pride Month, 2021
- Report on HIV Infection, Risk, Prevention, and Testing Behaviors Among Transgender Women A new CDC report found that four in 10 transgender women surveyed in seven major U.S. cities have HIV. The report is one of the most comprehensive surveys of transgender women in the United States to date.
- Legal Assistance for the Transgender Community at Legal Services of Greater Miami
- Contact www.legalservicesmiami.org or (305) 576-0080.
- Housing Discrimination: If you live in Miami-Dade County and are being discriminated against by a landlord because you are transgender, you may qualify for free legal assistance.
- Legal Name Change: If you are a transgender individual living in Miami-Dade County and need a legal name change, you may qualify for free legal assistance.
- Project Access Foundation, Inc.* A nonprofit Community Health Center delivering Primary Care and Comprehensive HIV Prevention services at four (4) locations throughout Miami-Dade. Ryan White, private/commercial health plans are accepted, sliding fee scale is available. LGBTQ Friendly and a Transgender Safe Space! Email Angel Camacho for more information.
- Healthcare.gov: Transgender Health Care* HealthCare.gov offers specific guidance for transgender people when: Applying for Marketplace coverage; seeking sex-specific preventive services; and identifying plans with transgender exclusions.
- HRSA’s Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program – Transgender: Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Clients (January 2020)
Women, Children & Students
- HIV: Protecting the Health of All Women* (HIV.gov blog) Though we have made tremendous progress in protecting the health of women and girls from HIV, they are still significantly impacted and continue to face challenges and barriers in accessing care, and disparities in outcomes.
- Scale It Up (SIU) Florida* is a youth-focused, community-based research consortium focused on promoting health equity among underserved youth populations in Florida through community-driven research, discovery, and innovation. We target HIV and other sexual health issues in adolescents and emerging adults (age 13-29) residing in Florida.
- Peer Navigation to Stable Housing and Other Support Services*
- Scale It Up Florida – Ethical Issues in Engaging Lost to Follow Up Youth In HIV Care and Research This Florida State University study aims to understand the perceptions of cultural and ethical issues in keeping youth in HIV care and engaging them in HIV research. This is an ongoing study and we are still seeking professional stakeholder participants. Contact siu-fl@med.fsu.edu for more information.
- On September 13, 2021 Jessie Trice Community Health Systems announced three (3) Substance Abuse Residential Beds were available to women who are in need of Substance Abuse Treatment Services. Please contact (305) 725-9410 or JCNichols@jtchs.org for details.
- CDC’s New #ShesWell Initiative Aims to Increase PrEP Awareness among Women and Their Healthcare Providers* (HIV.gov) CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together (Together) campaign recently launched a new initiative called #ShesWell, which is focused on increasing awareness about Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among women, building capacity among clinicians to prescribe PrEP to women who can benefit from it, and ultimately increasing PrEP use among women.
- DCF Program Updates: Changes to SNAP Household Monthly Benefit Allotments Florida is no longer in a State of Emergency, and per federal guidelines, as of August 1, 2021, Florida is no longer eligible to offer the maximum monthly allotments. As a result, beginning August 1, 2021, the calculation of SNAP eligibility and benefit amounts will be based on the household size, household gross income, and expenses paid.
- Reporting Child Abuse Call 1 (800) 962-2873 or visit www.MyFLFamilies.com
- FIU Center for Children and Families
- Programs For Elementary-Aged Kids With Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Programas Descripción Para Niños De Primaria Con Trastorno Por Déficit De Atención E Hiperactividad (TDAH)
- (305) 348-1303
- Notifying the Health Department of HIV Positive Pregnant Women It is necessary for Miami-Dade County Health Department to be notified as soon as a pregnant woman’s HIV status is determined in order to ensure and help facilitate the coordination of her care. It is understood that your facility may be able to provide care to HIV infected women during pregnancy. However, it is the suggestion of the Department of Health and Miami-Dade County Health Department that all pregnant women in Miami-Dade County that are diagnosed with HIV receive specialized care through the UM PRIMM clinic (Perinatal Immunology) located at 1490 NW 10 Street, Miami, FL. There is also a suggestion for the HIV positive pregnant woman to receive TOPWA services (Targeted Outreach for Pregnant Women Act) through Borinquen Health Care.
- Click here for details on Notifying the Health Department of HIV Positive Pregnant Women
- Click here for the High Risk Pregnancy Notification Form
- Click here * for the FDOH TOPWA webpage
- Click here * for AIDSinfo Updated Fact Sheet: Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV
- Free Family Wellness Programs (YWCA) for Women (2021)
- T.O.P.W.A. Borinquen Medical Centers Facebook Page* We are all currently facing challenging times with the current pandemic. In efforts to still provide our TOPWA services to patients in need, we invite you to please share our current Facebook page to patients that can benefit from it. On the page, we are sharing information on local events, food drives, and COVID-19. In addition we will be having a virtual baby shower and raffling baby items. We want this Facebook page to bring new and existing moms a shine of hope during this pandemic.
Drug & Alcohol Addiction
- Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Part A Bed Availability November 10, 2021: Catholic Charities St. Luke’s Center, subcontractor for Part A services through Miami Beach Community Health Center, currently has 4 beds available and would like to share information to Ryan White Case Managers in the community. Please contact Sandra Valdes, svaldes@ccadm.org with questions or concerns.
- On September 13, 2021 Jessie Trice Community Health Systems announced three (3) Substance Abuse Residential Beds were available to women who are in need of Substance Abuse Treatment Services. Please contact (305) 725-9410 or JCNichols@jtchs.org for details.
- Partnership opportunity with the Opioid Affected Youth Initiative (miamidade.gov) The County was awarded a FY 2018 Opioid Affected Youth Initiative (OAYI) grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (DOJ-OJJDP) to develop data-driven strategies targeting youth under 25 years of age as identified in the OAYI Strategic Report.
- SAMHSA Evidence-Based Resource Guide Series Prevention and Treatment of HIV Among People Living with Substance Use and/or Mental Disorders
- Residential Substance Abuse Treatment at New Hope C.O.R.P.S.– Ryan White Part A Twelve (12) beds are available to adult male recipients of Ryan White Part A with an active substance use disorder; Treatment includes individualized assessment, treatment plan, individual and group counseling, housing navigation, employment services, peer support services, case management, linkage to care, and room & board; Certified referrals can be sent by the recipient’s Medical Case Manager to referrals@newhopecorp.org or faxed to 786-243-0503 (Attn: Amaris Hess); For more information about our services, please call 786-243-1003.
- HART: Health Alternatives Require Transitions Outpatient substance abuse counseling resource at The Village South. This project is funded by SAMHSA, not the local Ryan White Part A Program, but is an available resource for clients who would benefit from in-home counseling for substance use disorder. You Can Receive $25, $50 & $100 Gift Cards.
- A Message on Addiction and Treatment – Addiction is a complex brain disease that becomes more pronounced by compulsive substance use – despite the harmful consequences . . . Getting professional help can really make a world of difference. Care Resource’s Licensed Therapists can share ideas to build the skills a person needs to solve their problems and find meaningful ways to cope.
- Prevention Toolkits
- Substance Misuse, Infectious Disease, and the Powerful Potential of Syringe Service Programs (November 2019)* (HHS.gov) Opioid and drug misuse has profound economic and health consequences on Americans, including a rise in certain infectious diseases throughout our nation. . . Comprehensive syringe services programs (SSPs) have the proven ability to help combat the opioid crisis and prevent the spread of infectious disease linked to injection drug use. . .
- Community Response Planning for Outbreaks of Hepatitis and HIV Among People Who Inject Drugs (2017)*
Patient Assistance Programs
Patient Assistance Program (PAP) information is provided to assist Ryan White Program clients and Medical Case Managers in accessing medications available through PAPs.
- Medicare.gov* Pharmaceutical Assistance Program
- NeedyMeds.org* Find help with the cost of medicine
- MedicineAssistanceTool.org* 3 Steps to Finding Medication Assistance
- Fair Pricing Coalition* Patient Assistance and Co-Pay Programs for HIV, PEP, PrEP and Viral Hepatitis
- Publix Pharmacy* Free Medication Program (High Blood Pressure, Diabetes, Antibiotics)
- Wal-Mart Pharmacy* $4 Prescriptions (Cholesterol, Diabetes, Digestion, Family Planning, Heart Health & Blood Pressure, Mental Health, Thyroid, Vitamins & Nutrition)
Let’s Get Digital! Social Media Resources
- T.O.P.W.A. Facebook Page* We are all currently facing challenging times with the current pandemic. In efforts to still provide our TOPWA services to patients in need, we invite you to please share our current Facebook page to patients that can benefit from it. On the page, we are sharing information on local events, food drives, and COVID-19. In addition we will be having a virtual baby shower and raffling baby items. We want this Facebook page to bring new and existing moms a shine of hope during this pandemic.
- HIV Care Tools* The new AETC Program app supports health care providers with point-of-care tools for HIV screening, prevention, and care. ake us with you!
- HIV.gov
- Digital Tools* Trends to Watch; Digital Government; Awareness Days & Digital
- Top 10 Blog Posts of 2019*
- How Mobile Devices and 5G Are Reshaping the Digital Divide (March 2019)*
- How Social Media Kits Support HIV Communication (March 2019)*
- Two Good Freebies from HIV.gov (March 2019)* #1: Social Media Lab at the National HIV Prevention Conference; #2: Free for Everyone: Virtual Office Hours
- Instagram and Awareness Days: Success Stories from the Community (February 2019)*
- Advice from Digital Media Experts (January 2019)*
- The Top 8 Digital Tools Blog Posts of 2018*
- Five Trends to Watch In Mobile (July 2018)*
- Get Smart! New Data shows How Youth use Mobile Social Media – What This Means for HIV Prevention (July 2018)*
General Information
- The Public Health Approach to Preventing Violent Crime* Public Health Degrees website featuring: What Are the Effects of Community Violence on Public Health? Community Violence and Childhood Trauma; Violent Crime in Marginalized Communities; Public Health and Violence Prevention; and Resources on Violence Prevention.
- Raising Awareness about HIV in College and Supporting College Students with HIV* Featuring; Statistics about young people in the US, who are living with HIV and AIDS; HIV College Students’ Challenges and Rights; Scholarships and grants for students with HIV and AIDS; List of HIV Resources, Organizations & Advocacy Groups; and more.
- Fact Sheet: Blacks living with Diagnosed HIV Infection in Miami-Dade County, 2019 (Florida Department of Health)
- Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) Strategic Toolkit (January 2019) The U=U Strategic Toolkit was designed to help build the capacity and skills of in-country staff to promote the U=U campaign and supporting messages. The toolkit can be used by anyone interested in delivering accurate information about U=U. There are, however, specific resources that consider the unique roles and context of community members, civil society organizations (CSOs), health care providers, faith-based organizations (FBOs), and leaders across sectors.
- Domestic Violence Prevention* For immediate help, call the Hotline: 800-799-7233 or 800-787-3224 (TTY)
- Videos on HIV Specifically for People Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- National HIV/AIDS Strategies (2010-2020) (January 2021)*
- HIV Treatment as Prevention (CDC.gov)* A person with HIV who takes HIV medicine as prescribed and gets and stays virally suppressed or undetectable can stay healthy and has effectively no risk of sexually transmitting HIV to HIV-negative partners.
- HIV Drug Interactions Website* Select or enter the ARV then scroll down and select or enter a client’s co-medications then scroll down to “Drug Interactions” to see if anything is listed as Do Not Coadminister, Potential Interaction, Potential Weak Interaction, or No Interaction Expected.
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