The mission of the Division of Disease Prevention is to maximize public health and safety through the elimination, prevention, and control of disease, disability, and death caused by HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, other sexually transmitted diseases, and tuberculosis. The Division ensures a basic level of health screening for all Virginia refugees. |
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National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is February 7!
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“Changing the Course of HIV/AIDS, 1 Black Life at a Time!” |
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Virginia HIV/STD Resources Now Available Through Searchable Database
DDP is pleased to announce the new Virginia HIV/STD Resource and Referral Guide. DDP has overhauled its printed guide and developed a user-friendly, web-based, searchable database for HIV and STD resources. In addition to allowing users to search for services, the database allows DDP to provide information about the eligibility requirements, intake procedures, documentation and fees associated with each service location.
The Resource and Referral Guide can be accessed at http://bit.ly/vdhrrg. Please help us get the word out and share this link! Feedback on the database, as well as corrections and omissions should be submitted to Ryland Roane, Hotline Supervisor, at Ryland.Roane@vdh.virginia.gov and at 1-800-533-4148.
Click here for the Virginia HIV/AIDS and STD Resource and Referral Database User Guide, and learn how to optimize your database search!
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HIV Stops with Me Campaign Launched in Virginia
| The Division of Disease Prevention is pleased to announce the launching of the HIV Stops with Me campaign in Virginia, funded by the Primary Prevention for People Living with HIV grant program. The target audiences for this campaign are men who have sex with men and heterosexual African-American women in the Northern, Eastern and Central health regions. The goal of this campaign is to reduce stigma associated with HIV and prevention among HIV-positive individuals. Please visit the website by clicking here. |
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Sisters Promoting H.O.P.E. is a Virginia team of sisters, representing public health, community-based organizations, faith institutions, and citizens, who are concerned about the plight of HIV among Black women. We recognize there must be a change, so we are committed to making a difference. Visit our website here. |
Check out the Southern AIDS Living Quilt, a website that illustrates the growing impact of HIV/AIDS on women in the southern United States, particularly women of color.The Living Quilt is a project of the Southern AIDS Coalition and supported by Gilead Sciences. |
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