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Welcome...
...to the HIV Early Intervention Services website, created for the HIV EIS counselors of Georgia, part of a statewide system of HIV prevention, counseling and testing, and care.
REACHING AFRICAN AMERICAN men who have sex with men - For those who may be challenged by the professional requirement of a non-judgmental attitude, Rashad Burgess of the CDC suggests, "Make a decision that your personal beliefs and convictions are strong enough that you don't have to visit them on others." Read more. . .
SUPPORTING HIV-POSITIVE CONSUMERS At one time, the focus of HIV prevention was on individual who were HIV-negative and strategies to help keep them from becoming infected. While this remains one critical aspect of the work, only only those who are HIV-positive have the power to say, "HIV stops with me."read more
PHOTO GALLERY
Photos from our Waived Rapid HIV Testing Training. Browse photo gallery
Use the momentum of national and global HIV/AIDS events to engage your community. Learn more
Forms:
Want a CLIA Waiver? Need rapid HIV testing P&P? Click here
Caution: This website contains HIV/AIDS-related messages that may be considered controversial by some viewers.
The HIV Early Intervention Services Program is made possible by Federal Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant funds set aside for the delivery of early intervention services for HIV.
HIV Early Intervention Services is a program of The Office of Addictive Diseases Georgia Department of Human Resources Division of Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities/Addictive Diseases
Coordination of the Georgia HIV EIS program is provided by Imagine Hope, Inc.
REACHING AFRICAN AMERICAN men who have sex with men - For those who may be challenged by the professional requirement of a non-judgmental attitude, Rashad Burgess of the CDC suggests, "Make a decision that your personal beliefs and convictions are strong enough that you don't have to visit them on others." 
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