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Riverside County, California
HIV Prevention Plan
2006-2010

This document is the culmination of many months of work of the Prevention Planning Committee, as convened by Riverside County Department of Public Health and overseen by its consultant. In accordance with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and State of California Office of AIDS guidance, the Riverside County Comprehensive HIV Prevention Plan includes:

  • Epidemiologic Profile
  • Community Services Assessment
  • Prioritized Target Populations

Download Complete Plan | pdf 1.9 Mb

Download the Comment Page | pdf 32 kb

Education and Prevention
2007 – 2010 Program Guidance

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Office of AIDS (CDPH/OA) HIV Education and Prevention (E&P) Branch provides funding to local health jurisdictions (LHJs) to support the development and implementation of comprehensive education and prevention strategies targeted toward individuals in behavioral risk groups (BRGs) most likely to become infected with or transmit HIV disease. 

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What's New

Inland Empire 4th Annual HIV/AIDS Conference
A Community Responding to HIV

Wednesday, March 19, 2008
8am - 5pm
Morongo Conference Center
Cabazon, CA
20 minutes west of
Palm Springs on I-10

Invited Speakers include:
Richard Zaldivar & Dr. Wilbert Jordan

The conference will offer information on HIV and the Latino & African-American Communities, HIV & Nutrition, HIV Harm Reduction & Crystal Meth, Hep C & HIV Co-infection and HIV Care Medical Updates.

:: On-line registration is closed. You may register on site at the conference on March 19, 2008.

If you have further questions,
please contact Kelsi Brewer
(916) 443-0218 Kelsi@RDLent.com

AIDS in Riverside County:
Racial/Ethnic Differences in Reporting Source and Disease Progression | Download PDF

Confidential HIV Testing

You can now be tested for HIV and receive a copy of your results. Previously it was the policy of the HIV/AIDS Program not to give out results in writing but simply give the results verbally. In order to receive a copy of the results, the test must be done confidentially. Also, the client must understand that he/she is being tested for HIV and sign a consent form. Clients will still receive the results in two weeks. The results are intended for personal use only and cannot be used for agency use such as life insurance, passports, visas, court ordered tests or drug treatment programs. Any questions please call

 
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