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Everyone is impacted by HIV/AIDS – here you’ll find the resources you need to learn more about the disease, and help yourself, your family and your friends

Just Diagnosed?

How Do I Start?
Day One: After you have tested positive
Testing HIV Positive — Do I Have AIDS?
Living with HIV/AIDS

HIV and Domestic Violence

Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Fact Sheet
Safe Horizon’s Safety Plan Guide
Violence Against Women and HIV/AIDS
The Well Project—Domestic Violence and HIV

HIV and Drug Use

I Inject drugs, what can I do to keep myself from getting infected?
I use crack (or other stimulants), what can I do to keep myself from getting infected?
Reducing the risk of getting HIV from injecting drug use

HIV and Incarceration

HIV and Incarcerated Women
HIV Transmission and Prevention in Prisons
Our Place, DC

HIV Policy

AIDS Action Women and HIV Policy Facts
The AIDS Institute
National Minority AIDS Council
DC Fights Back
AIDS Treatment Activist Coalition
National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors
The National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS
Kaiser Family Foundation HIV/AIDS Policy Fact Sheet
Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project: CHAMP

HIV Medication

Graphic Novel about HIV Medication
A Guide to the Ins and Outs of Antiviral Dosing

Adherence

Recommended Immunizations for HIV positive people
Graphic Novel about Adherence

HIV and Youth

Whitman-Walker Clinic HIV/AIDS and Youth Fact Sheet
Advocates for Youth Adolescents and HIV/AIDS Fact Sheet
Serving HIV Positive Youth

HIV and Women

Women’s Health: Women and HIV
Black Women Taking Charge in the Fight Against HIV
CDC’s Fact Sheet about Women and HIV/AIDS
Whitman-Walker Clinic Fact Sheet on Women and HIV/AIDS
Advocates for Youth: Young African American Women and HIV
Advocates for Youth: Young Women of Color and the HIV Epidemic
The Women’s Collective, Washington, DC
Sister Love in Atlanta, Georgia
Women Alive in Los Angeles, California
Women Organized to Respond to Life-threatening Disease: WORLD Oakland, California

HIV and African Americans

AVERT’s HIV and African Americans
CDC’s HIV/AIDS and African Americans
Fighting HIV among African Americans
The Body’s: How Is HIV Different in African Americans?

HIV Prevention

Kaiser Family Foundation’s Proven HIV Prevention Strategies

HIV Biomedical Research

Be The Generation

HIV Organizations

Washington

Whitman-Walker Clinic
MetroTeen AIDS
Women’s Collective
Sasha Bruce
Planned Parenthood of Metro Washington, DC
Unity Health Care
SMYAL
Our Place DC
La Clinica del Pueblo
Covenant House Washington

DC’s Department of Health Directory of HIV and AIDS services in the District National

The Body
Black AIDS Institute
The Well Project
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
AmfAR
TruthAIDS

Hotlines

CDC National AIDS Hotline

1-800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636)

24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Línea Nacional del SIDA de los CDC

1-800-232-4636

24 horas al día, 7 días a la semana

CDC National AIDS Hotline TTY for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

1-800-232-6348

Monday - Friday, 10am-10pm EST

National Suicide Prevention Life-Line

1-800-273-TALK

24 Hours a day, 7 Days a week

Access Help Line (Mental Health)

1-888-793-4357

24 Hours a day, 7 Days a week

DC Rape Crisis

202-333-7273

24 Hours a day, 7 Days a week

TTY: 202-328-1371

Available Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

National Domestic Violence Hotline

1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

24 Hours a day, 7 Days a week

Helping Individual Prostitutes Survive (HIPS)

1-800-676-4477

24 Hours a day, 7 Days a week

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YOUTH

1. Target and tailor programming for sexually active and most-at-risk youth based on pattern of behavior and their needs.2. Provide necessary information and skills building to help youth prepare to make their eventual transition to sexual activity safer and healthier, including delay of sexual debut.3. Work with parents and guardians to help improve communication to youth about their values and expectations regarding adolescent behavior, as well as stressing the importance of monitoring and supervision of their adolescents.4. Engage influential adults within the community to create an enabling environment conducive to the adoption of safer sex behaviors among youth.5. Expand access to community-level prevention programs, including peer outreach, and curriculum-based programs for out-of-school youth.6. Provide or refer sexually active youth to confidential youth HTC, and ensure linkages to care for HIV positive youth.7. Encourage sexually-active youth to learn their HIV status, practice safer sex and reduce their number of sexual partners. Provide sexually active young people with risk reduction information and skills building, including access to male and female condoms and information on correct and consistent condom use.8. Prioritize interventions targeting evidence-based prevention, care and treatment for adolescents living with HIV/AIDS in the following areas: §a) Measurement: Work with the UN and partner governments to better track the numbers of adolescents living with HIV (ALHIV) and the coverage of critical HIV services for these populations.§b) Prevention: Work with global experts to identify the most effective interventions for preventing new HIV infections in vulnerable adolescent populations and support partner governments to bring them to scale.§c) Treatment: Work with partner governments and implementing partners to scale programs that increase access to treatment for ALHIV, and help those currently in pediatric care to effectively transition to adult care.§d) Advocacy: Work with UNICEF and other global partners to raise awareness of the needs of ALHIV and vulnerable adolescents, and§Build commitments to bringing effective programs and interventions to scale.9. Provide comprehensive packages of interventions for highly vulnerable youth and young member of key populations tailored to be accessible and acceptable to younger people.10. Where feasible, support structural interventions to reduce young people’s exposure to risk and increase protection.11. Strengthen and expand gender-sensitive programs to respond to the unique needs of male and female youth, including addressing harmful gender norms that foster the spread of HIV.12. Evaluate the impact of PEPFAR-funded youth programs to build a stronger evidence base for these interventions.

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What is the CDER Library?

The Common Data Element Repository (CDER) Library was jointly authorized by the Council on Financial Assistance Reform (COFAR) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in June 2014, to facilitate implementation of the DATA Act and encourage use of common data standards. OMB assigned the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to provide tactical leadership for the DATA Act Section 5 Grants Pilot; CDER Library is part of the Pilot, and was designed to serve as an authorized source of data elements and data definitions used by the Federal government in agency interactions with the public. Initially populated with financial assistance information, the repository is designed to include data standards that have been approved through implementation of the DATA Act. CDER Library is managed by HHS in its role as executing agent for the OMB Section 5 Grants Pilot.

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The process of changing negative social norms is an inclusive and simultaneously a exclusive process which engages all facets of the Las Vegas and Global community in a collaborative approach.

There is no single strategy or initiative that solves all problems as a MATTER OF #FACT it is just the opposite...Thats like saying there is only one thread in a tapestry ....we realize we have the greatest impact solving problems we fear, are or have been a part of.

Communities should have environment in which individuals can empower themselves to address their own and their community’s health needs .

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