National HIV Testing Day, JUNE 27th

WHAT CAN BE DONE TO STOP THE SPREAD OF HIV? Be safe, talk about it, talk to your doctor and spread the word to get tested.

EIS coordinates services with regional sites in Bethel, Fairbanks, Juneau and Sitka.  EIS regional (or Hub) site coordinators provide case management and coordination of primary care services to clients living in rural areas.

HIV/AIDS Education & Training Department funded by Northwest AIDS Education & Training Center (NWAETC), and collaboration with ANTHC-EIS provides statewide training for tribal/non-tribal clinicians and other providers associated with HIV medical care and treatment. HIV perceptorships and technical assistance available at no cost to qualified providers. For a tailored training contact Joe Cantil, 907-729-3956.

HIV/AIDS RESOURCES 

• Anonymous HIV testing, visit www.hivtest.org or, call 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636)
• Fact sheet for American Indian/Alaska Natives and HIV/AIDS 
• iknowmine.org blogs, forums, ask a question anonymously, facts, hot topics, testing information, click your region in Alaska for contact information, share your story or read someone else's.
• Alaska HIV AIDS Resource Sheet
• Click here to open a list of websites, highlights and resources from the 2008 Alaska Public Health Nursing Conference.