While antiretroviral therapy has significantly improved health outcomes and longevity among people living with HIV (PLWH), hepatitis C (HCV) has emerged as a major contributing factor of morbidity and mortality among individuals who are coinfected.

In this webinar, Angela Aidala of Columbia University and Ginny Shubert of Housing Works outline the practical impact and cost-effectiveness of housing interventions as HIV prevention and care, and direct participants to resources that can be used to inform HIV housing programming and advocacy.

This presentation addressed identified how barriers to healthcare access–including stigma by rural healthcare providers and rural healthcare teams–affect the health outcomes of persons living with HIV in the United States and its territories.

This HRSA webinar about Successful Interventions in Improving Linkages to Care and Addressing HCV Comorbidity and Coinfection features two evidence-informed HIV care model interventions implemented in Virginia and California, across two Care Continuum stages.

This HRSA webinar, Successful Interventions in Improving HIV Diagnosis and Linkages to Care, highlights two evidence-informed HIV care model interventions implemented in Ohio and Wisconsin, across two Care Continuum stages.

This webinar explores HIV prevention and treatment interventions in the context of incarceration.

This series of modules was developed to help community-based trainers implement health literacy interventions in their communities.

This webinar explores the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black and Latino MSM, and on MSM in the South. It also examines racial/ethnic disparities along the HIV continuum of care for MSM, structural factors in vulnerability, and how data can drive resource allocation to more effectively prevent and treat HIV in the U.S.

This webinar provides background on syringe access service delivery, principles of harm reduction, and models of how programs at community-based organizations have been successful in connecting drug users to HIV screening, prevention, treatment, and care in both urban and rural settings.

This webinar discusses engaging Boston youth into HIV care and describe how racial justice-focused structural change initiatives can help optimize this work.

Discussion of the HIV care continuum, how engagement across the continuum impacts prevention, and what this means for ASOs and CBOs.

This training manual synthesizes lessons learned from the federally funded Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) Innovations in Oral Health Care Initiative (Oral Health Initiative), and has important implications for addressing oral health care among people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA)

This Webinar was the last of a three-part series synthesizing some of the successful practices in engaging hard-to-reach populations from SPNS population-specific initiatives.

This IHIP curriculum provides clinicians, including medical doctors, nursing personnel, care coordinators, case managers, health service navigators, and front desk managers, with the information they need to educate staff and other stakeholders with guidance on how to replicate models of care dev

Facilitator’s training curriculum (and slides) for a two day session designed to educate service providers about strategies needed to address HIV/AIDS-related stigma in their communities.

This fact sheet looks at organizational barriers to client engagement in care and strategies to address those barriers learned from AIDS United’s Positive Charge Initiative.

Posters and a brochure for care and service providers developed as part of the In It Together: National Health Literacy Project for Black MSM.

This is a brief assessment tool for counselors and testing staff to use with persons newly-diagnosed with HIV to assess their linkages to care in terms of health coverage, finances, housing, and social supports.

Methods that involve persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) to help link other PLWHA into primary medical care and other needed services.

Building Blocks is a training compendium for agencies seeking to develop programs that utilize peers to help engage and retain other people living with HIV/AIDS in care.

This handbook details New York City Correctional Health Services’ Transitional Care Coordination intervention model, including program planning, implementation steps, and lessons learned.

Analysis of HIV prevention and care engagement focus groups with YMSM in Philadelphia.

Across the country, women of color are disproportionately affected by HIV, with many facing a daily battle to fully engage in in HIV primary care.

BE SAFE is a framework that uses culturally pluralistic content and perspectives based on these six core elements: Barriers to Care, Ethics, Sensitivity of the Provider, Assessment, Facts, and Encounters.

Guidebook for multiple audiences that outlines steps (called Solutions in the guide) for transitioning youth from pediatric care to adult services.

Summary discussion of lessons learned from the HRSA/HAB US-Mexico Border Health Initiative supported through the Ryan White Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) from 2000 to 2005.

Summary of findings and recommendations from a 2005 HRSA/HAB consultation meeting on engaging and retaining people with HIV/AIDS in care.

In It Together: National Health Literacy Project for Black MSM. In It Together is a health literacy training initiative for health care professionals serving black/African American Men who have Sex with Men (MSM).

Well Versed is an online resource to enhance care interactions experienced by Black MSM. The site presents information and videos for health care providers and patients to help them at each stage of a care interaction.

High-impact HIV prevention interventionsbased upon scientifically proven, cost-effective, and scalable interventions directed to the most vulnerable populations in the geographic areas where HIV prevalence is highest.