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It is our mission to provide high quality care that produces effective sustainable outcomes for the people we serve; empowering them to improve their quality of life and to provide education to society as a whole; in turn eliminating the spread of HIV/AIDS, increasing awareness and erasing ignorance in our community and beyond. 


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  • We work to help protect the rights of HIV positive individuals and their families.
  • We train those living with HIV/AIDS on how to effectively communicate and educate relevant stakeholders and decision makers on HIV/AIDS issues 

Case Management services are vital to a person living with HIV. We guide those impacted through the process with compassion.

Our is a program designed to go into locations that are considered to be:

1. high-risk
2. high-crime environments
3. high-poverty areas

Health promotion and sustaining health programs:

  • offer education about living and staying healthy while living with HIV
  • discussion and information include eating healthy, resting when necessary
  • taking medication as prescribed
  • keeping medical appointments
  • reducing stress and relaxation techniques

Not only do we provide support for those living with HIV/AIDS. We also committed to preventing the spread of HIV by:

  • Providing information about HIV and HIV prevention to individuals, church groups, community organizations
  • Providing information about contraceptives
  • Provide contraceptives free of charge
  • Linkage to PrEP and Pep
  • Linkage to testing
  • Participating in treatment as prevention 

With adequate support, people living with HIV/AIDS are more likely to be able to respond adequately to the stress of being infected and are less likely to develop serious mental health problems.

What is Case Management?

Case management is a multi-step process to ensure timely access to and coordination of medical and psychosocial services for a person living with HIV/AIDS and, in most instances, his or her family/close support system. 

The activities in case management are diverse. In addition to assisting clients to access and maintain specific services, case management activities may include negotiation and advocacy for services, consultation with providers, navigation through the service system, psycho-social support, supportive counseling, and general client education. 

To a person living with HIV/AIDS, case management services are essential.

Process & Goals of Case Management

The goal of case management is to promote and support independence and self-sufficiency. There are specific intended outcomes of HIV/AIDS case management for persons living with HIV/AIDS. 

Case Management goals for persons
living with HIV/AIDS

Early access to and maintenance of comprehensive health care and social services.

Improved integration of services provided across a variety of settings.

Enhanced continuity of care.

Prevention of disease transmission and delay of HIV progression.

Increased knowledge of HIV disease.

Greater participation in and optimal use of the health and social service system.

Our work utilizing the case management process aims to improve their quality of health and life of those living with HIV/AIDS.

Steps in the
Case Management process

  1. Intake Assessment
  2. Assessment of Needs
  3. Service Planning
  4. Service Plan
  5. Implementation
  6. Service Coordination
  7. Monitoring
  8. Follow-up
  9. Reassessment
  10. Case Conferencing
  11. Crisis Intervention
  12. Case Closure

Community Outreach

We believe in reaching people in their community


We promote healthy sex practices, discuss ways HIV is transmitted, how to prevent transmission/how to keep partners safe, distribute contraceptives, and link to testing, link to care, link to support services


The Health Partnership of Georgia, Inc, has a program designed to reach what some consider to be the “unreachable”. The “Take it to the Streets” program, is a program designed to go into locations that are considered to be high-risk, high-crime, high-poverty areas, that most organization will not go, to reach individuals who traditionally will not seek medical care, or sex education by traditional means.


We utilize a tri-intervention approach 

 

1. BEHAVIORAL 
2. STRUCTURAL
3. BIOMEDICAL INTERVENTIONS


Our staff uses developmentally appropriate health materials to educate individuals about HIV prevent and intervention techniques.

The “Take it to the Streets” program provides linkage to STD/STI and pregnancy testing, medical care, food resources, housing as well as other basic needs resources. The Health Partnership of Georgia, Inc., goal is to be able to expand our reach and provide more resources to those individuals who are less likely to be reached by traditional health promotional means.


We provide training/informational sessions for community organization, community groups, and churches to educate about HIV in their area, HIV prevention, culture (HIV) sensitivity, working with individuals who are HIV positive, erasing stigma, educating staff about resources available to their HIV positive clients, etc. 


We promote healthy sex practices, discuss ways HIV is transmitted, how to prevent transmission/how to keep partners safe, distribute contraceptives, and link to testing, link to care, link to support services


The Health Partnership of Georgia, Inc, has a program designed to reach what some consider to be the “unreachable”. The “Take it to the Streets” program, is a program designed to go into locations that are considered to be high-risk, high-crime, high-poverty areas, that most organization will not go, to reach individuals who traditionally will not seek medical care, or sex education by traditional means.


We utilize a tri-intervention approach 

 

1. BEHAVIORAL 
2. STRUCTURAL
3. BIOMEDICAL INTERVENTIONS


Our staff uses developmentally appropriate health materials to educate individuals about HIV prevent and intervention techniques.

The “Take it to the Streets” program provides linkage to STD/STI and pregnancy testing, medical care, food resources, housing as well as other basic needs resources. The Health Partnership of Georgia, Inc., goal is to be able to expand our reach and provide more resources to those individuals who are less likely to be reached by traditional health promotional means.


We provide training/informational sessions for community organization, community groups, and churches to educate about HIV in their area, HIV prevention, culture (HIV) sensitivity, working with individuals who are HIV positive, erasing stigma, educating staff about resources available to their HIV positive clients, etc. 

Support Groups

You are not alone. We are here to help

We help connect individuals living with HIV/AIDS newly diagnosed or long-term survivors or their family in effort to positively affect their mental health and emotional well-being.

HIV has touched many families. If you or a loved one is living with HIV, getting and staying in is critical. Ongoing treatment keeps you healthy and prevents the spread of the virus to others. But you don’t have to go through all this alone. 



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For those living with HIV who do not have the support of family or close friends, there are places where you can get the support and care you deserve.

For those living with HIV who do not have the support of family or close friends there are places where you can get the support and care you deserve.

We help connect individuals living with HIV/AIDS newly diagnosed or long-term survivors or their family in effort to positively affect their mental health and emotional well-being.

HIV has touched many families. If you or a loved one is living with HIV, getting and staying in is critical. Ongoing treatment keeps you healthy and prevents the spread of the virus to others. But you don’t have to go through all this alone. 


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