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...to the HIV Early Intervention Services (EIS) website, created for the HIV EIS workers of Georgia, part of a statewide system of HIV prevention, counseling and testing, and care.

national HIV testing day - june 27     Help reach our national goal of an AIDS-free generation.     This year's theme: Healing Stigma: WE > AIDS.          Plan an Event! . . . Free Resources

the power of inclusiveness to heal stigma     Reverend Edwin Sanders illustrates the power of inclusiveness     to combat the stigma that fuels the HIV epidemic.          Read more

studious worker hits her stride     Like night and day. That's the difference 3 months made for Mallory     Salter after she became the HIV / EIS worker at Quentin's Place.          Read more

lIASION fOR HIV+ cLIENTs in tifton, georgia    A lot has changed since Bert Vinson began doing HIV testing 13    years ago.          Read more

RECOVERY PLACE TESTS 74% OF CLIENTS    "I'm passionate about early detection," says Pam Adams (far left with    boss Sheila Reed-Maynard) "but I'm not a traffic cop. . ."          Read more

creative approach boosts testing     Chris McClellan is a creative guy. When it comes to encouraging     people to test, he thinks outside the box.          Read more

testing makes us stronger: We have the power to stop HIV.           Studies in major US cities found that nearly 1 in 3 black and bisexual     men is HIV+ and the majority (59%) do not know.      Free Resources

Grads of the March RHT & PC Booster display the number of HIV tests each intend to perform by June 2013.

On March 6, 2013, Let's C.H.A.T. women's awareness and testing event, brainchild of Women's Treatment Coordinator Shirlonda Hambrick-Taylor was hosted by Clayton center, attracting 102 women. Pictured with Hambrick-Taylor is the HIV/EIS testing team which performed 65 tests, featured presenters Dazon Dixon Diallo and Stephanie Laster from SisterLove, Inc., Clayton staff members including CSB Director Aundria Cheever, and from the Division of Addictive Diseases - Deana Wimbush, Maxine Swaine, Lori Barkley, Media Liaison Kristie Swink, and Division Director Cassandra Price (center) flanked by Marie Sutton and Winona Holloway of Imagine Hope, Inc.