New HIV Diagnoses Fall To Historic Lows From Harlem To Hollis
The number of New Yorkers newly diagnosed with HIV is down to historic lows and fell below 2,000 for the first time since annual HIV reporting began in 2001.Continue reading
Amplifying Voices Film “Wilhemina’s War,” Panel Discussion At Iris House In East Harlem
Join the Amplifying Voices film "Wilhemina's War," presentation and panel discussion at Iris House in East Harlem, New York.
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Iris House Launches New HIV Awareness Campaign For Women And Girls
Did you know that the likelihood of an African-American woman being diagnosed with HIV in her lifetime is 1 in 32, and for a Latina is 1 in 106, but for a white woman, it's 1 in 526?Continue reading
Keep A Child Alive By Bidding On Unique Items From Harlem’s Alicia Keys And More!
Harlem born Alicia Keys and her non-profit Keep A Child Alive have teamed up with eBay for an amazing auction with memorabilia from some of our favorite celebs. There is something for everyone. Continue reading
New HIV Outreach Effort Distributes Over 1,700 Free HIV Self-Test Kits To New Yorkers
At the American Public Health Association (APHA) annual conference in Denver, the New York City Health Department today presented findings from a new and successful outreach effort that distributes free HIV self-test kits to New Yorkers among populations overrepresented in the NYC HIV epidemic – men and transgender people who have sex with men (MTSM). Continue reading
Cuomo Announces Milestones In Ending the AIDS From Harlem To The Hudson
On July 13, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that New York State is on track to End the AIDS Epidemic (EtE) and reduce the number of new HIV infections from 3,000 per year to fewer than 750 by the end of 2020, according to the latest data released by the New York State Department of Health.Continue reading
Jacquelyn Kilmer, Harlem United CEO Responds To Historic Housing, Transportation, And Nutritional Support Expansion
Today, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that all individuals in New York City will become eligible to receive housing, transportation, and nutritional support immediately upon diagnosis of HIV infection.Continue reading
On World AIDS Day, New Yorkers to Get Tested for HIV
To honor World AIDS Day tomorrow, NYC Health + Hospitals is reminding New Yorkers to prioritize their health by getting an HIV test. According to City health officials there are over 118,000 New Yorkers living with HIV, with some remaining unaware of their status.Continue reading