HealthHIV advances effective prevention, care, support, and health equity for people living with, or at risk for, HIV and hepatitis C—particularly with LGBTQ and other underserved communities—by providing education, capacity building, health services research, and advocacy to organizations, communities and professionals.
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Learning
HealthHIV leverages a diverse and culturally-competent team to design and implement effective training content responsive to the capacity building needs of clinical, community-based, faith-based, and AIDS service organizations.
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Medical Education
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Capacity Building
Rooted in the philosophy of holistic, integrated, patient-centered care, HealthHIV capacity building efforts help develop an organization’s ability to improve patient outcomes and increase efficiencies, while ensuring organizational sustainability.
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Advocacy
HealthHIV brings a re-energized approach to addressing the advocacy agenda in order to improve health disparities, treat the medically underserved, advance chronic disease management, and redefine how HIV fits into a broader health care debate.
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Research & Evaluation
HealthHIV houses an internal research and evaluation function unique to HIV nonprofits. Our approach is to advance effective prevention, care, and treatment for people living with, or at risk for, HIV and HCV as well as the LGBTQ community through the use of original, unique data analysis and evaluation methods.
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Upcoming Events
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Latest Trainings
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Navigating Difficult Health Discussions: Estate Planning and End of Life Decisions for Black Women
This webinar addresses essential yet challenging conversations around estate planning, advance directives, DNR orders, living wills, life insurance, and death doulas, with a focus on Black women, including those living with HIV and other chronic illnesses.
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Engaging Same-Gender-Loving Black and Latino Men in HIV Prevention and Care
LGBTQ Equity in HIV Prevention and Treatment Series, Module 3 of 5. This module explores the intersection of identity, stigma, and structural barriers that impact HIV prevention and care for same-gender-loving (SGL) Black and Latino men.
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HealthHIV Opposes the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ and July Rescissions Threatening HIV Care
Even though the ink hasn’t dried, the implications of the “Big Beautiful Bill” are already clear—particularly for Medicaid and the broader health system supporting People with HIV (PWH). With deep federal cuts and structural changes baked into the bill, core safety-net programs face serious threats. Hospitals in rural and underserved areas—already stretched thin—may be pushed closer to crisis. And because Medicaid covers over 40% of people with HIV, disruptions to access for antiretrovirals, case management, and wrap-around services could reverse decades of public health gains.
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Statement on Senate Bill Jeopardizing HIV Services and Calling for House to Act
HealthHIV strongly opposes the Senate-passed reconciliation bill, which would eliminate Medicaid coverage for millions, destabilize HIV care systems, and unravel the very infrastructure meant to support public health in America. This legislation does not reform—it retreats and reverses decades of progress, strips access from more than 17 million people, and severely undermines national efforts to end the HIV epidemic.
Latest Resources
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Highlights from the Fourth Annual State of Aging with HIV Survey
Now in its fourth year, this national survey captures the experiences of people aging with HIV (PAWH) and the professionals who support them.
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People on HIV drugs have ‘substantial’ Alzheimer’s protection: study
People taking drugs for HIV and hepatitis B are less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study. UVA Health investigators now would like clinical trials to examine the potential of the HIV medications as a means to prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
