Social Support: Showing Up for Your Person

This module covers how individuals can best support their loved ones who have tested positive for HIV. It discusses both tangible and intangible forms of support that can be offered and examines the social determinants of health and challenges to accessing care that those living with HIV face on a daily basis. Providers will learn how to support and guide family and friends on offering support to their loved one as they navigate the HIV care structure and a life with HIV.

Nonprofit Marketing and Branding 101

This toolkit details how nonprofit organizations can utilize marketing tactics to promote the message of their organization, as well as raise awareness for its cause.

Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Ryan White Community Collaborative

Effi Barry Training Institute’s Virtual Provider Summit 

This activity is intended for physicians, physician assistants, advanced practice registered nurses, registered nurses, social workers and other healthcare providers engaged in the care of patients with HIV.

Faculty

Michael Shankle, Senior Director of Capacity Building

Frank Hawkins, MS, ICGC-1, Director of Advocacy and Community Engagement, AIDS Delaware

Julia Hidalgo, ScD, MSW, MPHChief Executive Officer, Positive Outcomes, Inc.

Hanna Tessema, MPH, MSWTraining Consultant

Monica Ruiz, PhD, MPHAssociate Professor, George Washington University

Emmanuel Oppong-Adjei, MPHTrainer Educator III, Delaware Division of Public Health

Tamara Henry, EdDAssistant Teaching Professor, George Washington University

Natella Rakhmanina, MD, PhD, FAAP, FCP, AAHIVSProfessor with Tenure, George Washington University

Marketing and Branding to Increase Linkage to Care

This webinar provided a high-level overview of the concepts of marketing and branding. Branding is who you are and marketing is how you build awareness. A strategic combination of branding and the marketing tools will engage your target audience, build their trust, and open them to follow your advice. It will also drive them to your services that will allow you and your organization to link them, and keep them.

HAHSTA Case Management Operating Committee (CMOC) Quarterly Training: From Prison to Home – The Psychological Challenges of Re-Entry

This daylong training explored the trauma of incarceration, challenges of re-entry, and the implications post-incarceration.

This was a mandatory comprehensive case management training for Ryan White-funded case managers.

Fiscal Health Training for Ryan White Administrators

This training prepares Ryan White administrators to strengthen fiscal systems, achieve service delivery goals, and ensure compliance with federal regulations. Interactive sessions discussed the program requirements, monitoring standards, and performance measures that all Ryan White program managers need to know.