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HIV Prevention Program

The goal of the HIV Prevention Program is to reduce HIV transmission by planning, funding, coordinating and evaluating evidence-based HIV prevention interventions for at-risk populations across New Mexico.

The program also delivers a number of administrative and oversight functions directly:

• Training, technical assistance (TA) and capacity building for providers.
• Process and outcome monitoring of HIV prevention and testing interventions, including annual site visits of funded community-based agencies, quality assurance (QA) visits and support, collection and analysis of process data, and regular reporting to CDC and partners within New Mexico.
• Coordination, support and technical assistance for a statewide HIV Prevention Community Planning and Action Group (CPAG), which is mandated by CDC to define and prioritize 1) at-risk target populations and 2) appropriate and effective HIV prevention interventions for each target group.

Who We Serve

Persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWH/A)

Men who have sex with men (including both gay-identified and non-gay-identified men) and transgender persons (MSM-T)

Injection drug users (IDU)

MSM who are also IDU (tied ranking with IDU)

Heterosexuals at risk (HAR)