This toolkit was designed to provide information to AI/AN people living with HIV/AIDS, community members who are thinking of taking the HIV antibody test, and friends or family of people living with HIV/AIDS.

Directory of resources developed by NASTAD to faciliate health department collaboration with Native American communities to address HIV/AIDS and viral hepatitis in Native communities. Document includes links to Native-speicific agencies as well.

This report is intended to serve as a resource for health departmnets seeking to work with Native American communities to address existing health disparities, particularly those related to HIV/AIDS.

Journal citations from MEDLINE/PubMed

Provides the latest federally approved information on HIV/AIDS clinical research, treatment and prevention, and medical practice guidelines for people living with HIV/AIDS, their families and friends, health care providers, scientists, and researchers.

This model was developed at the National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center. This is a cultural competency model for use in clinical practice. Model is based on the mnemonic “BE SAFE“:Barriers, Ethics, Sensitivity of the Provider, Assessment, Facts, and Encounters. The BE SAFE Model helps health care providers become comfortable in treating and improving the health outcomes of AI/AN/NH. This program supports the training of physicians, physician assistants, nurses, nurse practitioners, dentists, clinical pharmacists, Indigenous healers, spiritual healers and other health care providers in the treatment and management of HIV/AIDS.

Provides statistics and research reports.

This resource provides HIV/AIDS statistics and incidence rates.

These Guidelines offer background and technical information specific to working with American Indian communities, effort to promote, protect, and ensure the future and well-being of their communities.

This toolkit was designed for providers who work with AI/AN with HIV/AIDS and AI/AN persons at risk for HIV infection and designed to provide practical knowledge and skills that can assist providers in the care of their patients.

Provides links to toolkits, information clearinghouse, social market campaigns, fact sheets, and more.

This is a resource for health care providers working with Native communities (or hoping to) who are interested in increasing and integrating HIV-related services. The toolkit takes the approach that there are opportunities for health care settings to introduce or integrate HIV education, counseling, testing or treatment into their routine practices. Health care providers serving Native communities will find a variety of tools and resources to get started or expand HIV-related services.