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Exciting community event to check out!! Spread the word and join the party on June 1st!

🔔 free training for frontline staff working in s*xual health and HIV? ‼️ Say no more! Check out this amazing opportunity with the Denver PTC on January 11th. The theme is “deconstructing systemic invisibility in s*xual health and HIV care.” This is an in-person training; details below!

Denver Prevention Training Center | Class Information | Class Information CBA Summit Starting:1/11/2024 Ending:1/11/2024 Status:Open Location:Denver, CO Cost:FREE Credit Hours:7 Description: The Denver Prevention Training Center is hosting a free, in-person, 1-day summit titled “Deconstructing Systemic Invisibility” for frontline staff working in s*x...

FAQ Fridays - See real questions from real people about their experiences as individuals living with HIV every Friday.

Q: Are there legal services specific for people with HIV?

A: Yes. Vivent Health, an organization located in Denver, has a team of lawyers available for people with HIV who have been discriminated against or denied employment, housing, health care, health insurance, and government assistance like social security. They can also assist people with HIV with power of attorney for health care/advance directives, estate planning, landlord & tenant dispute resolution, and name & gender marker change.

See more here: https://viventhealth.org/health-and-wellness/legal-services/

FAQ Fridays - See real questions from real people about their experiences as individuals living with HIV every Friday.

Q: Can I pass HIV to others through casual contact like kissing or sharing cups?

A: No! And don’t let other people tell you otherwise. HIV is primarily transmitted through vaginal or a**l s*x or sharing of injection drug-use equipment. HIV dies quickly outside of the body and therefore can’t be transmitted by casual contact like touching, kissing, or through the air.

See more here: www.5280fast-trackcities.org

FAQ Fridays - See real questions from real people about their experiences as individuals living with HIV every Friday.

Q: What should I talk about with my s*xual partners who do not have HIV?

A: U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable) means that if you are taking your meds and have a consistently undetectable HIV viral load, then the virus cannot be s*xually transmitted to a partner.
Learn more here: www.preventionaccess.com/

PrEP refers to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, a pill or injection that people without HIV can take to prevent getting HIV.
Learn more here: www.cdphe.colorado.gov/sti-hiv-vh/prep-for-hiv