Dept of Health HIV/AIDS

National HIV Tesing Day June 27th
National HIV Testing day is observed on June 27th to urge people to get tested for HIV and to encourage family and friends to do the same. One of the most important steps in preventing HIV is to get tested and know your status. For testing events in your area visit : WeMakeTheChange

The HIV Journal Club
Is a standing meeting on the third Thursday of each month at 3pm for clinicians, case managers, health liaisons, and others who work with the HIV affected population to learn about cutting edge developments in the areas of patient care, co-infection management, treatment outcomes, and much more.
HIV Journal Club

2013 Florida HIV/AIDS Needs Assessment Survey
If you have HIV/AIDS, this is your chance to tell us what services you need. Your response to this survey will help your local planning group decide how funding is used in your area.
Below are links to the 2013 Needs Assessment Survey

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Featured Reports

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2012-2014 HIV/AIDS Prevention Plan

Statewide Comprehensive Plan

Community Mobilization:
Florida's Response to the HIV/AIDS Crisis

FLAAG Test and Treat LATINO HIV/AIDS in Florida

HIV Incidence Estimates Florida 2010

HIV Incidence, Prevalence, and Mortality Among MSM, Florida

HIV Prevalence Rates Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the Southern United States

Estimating Populations of MSM in the Southern United States

Still Caught in the Storm: The Continuing Crisis of HIV/AIDS Among MSM in the South

Man Up The Crisis of HIV/AIDS Among Florida's Men

Organizing to Survive:
The HIV/AIDS Crisis Among Florida's Women

Our Leadership

*Para mas informacion acerca de VIH en espanol, por favor visita www.wemakethechange.com o llame al
1-800-545-SIDA (7432).

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U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission seal

Job discrimination against persons because of their HIV/AIDS status is prohibited by the Americans with Disabilities Act. To learn more about your rights, to file a complaint or to schedule training for your organization, please visit the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission website at www.eeoc.gov or call 1-800-669-4000

The State of Florida is required to submit an Annual Action Plan to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in order to receive federal funding from that agency. The Plan must cover the grant programs funded by HUD. Grant programs included in the Plan are administered by four state agencies: the Florida Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) by the Department of Economic Opportunity; the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) by the Department of Children and Families; the Home Investment Partnership (HOME) by the Florida Housing Finance Corporation; and the Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) by the Department of Health. The Plan must specify the manner in which the funds will be distributed to eligible applicants

*Have you have been recently diagnosed and do not know where to go for information, referrals, and supportive counseling? 211 Big Bend

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