PREP ST 607

01/11/2025

PrEP is for anyone – straight, gay, bis*xual or pan. PrEP is for people of any gender expression – male, female, transgender or non-binary. No matter who you are, no matter what your story, if you are HIV (-) YOU can take PrEP to prevent HIV.

For more info contact our PrEP Program Manager at npedraza@stapinc.org or call 607-940-1151.

01/09/2025

You may want to consider PrEP if you:
• have multiple or anonymous s*x partners.
• engage in s*xual activity at s*x parties or
other high-risk venues.
• exchange s*x for money, drugs, or housing.
• had at least one STI in the previous 12 months.
• use recreational mood-altering substances
during s*x.
• inject substances, including illicit drugs and
hormones.
• have s*x with partners who engage in any of
the above.

For more info contact our PrEP Program Manager Nuci Pedraza, at npedraza@stapinc.org or call 607-940-1151.

12/27/2024

Read success stories from partners in the Ending the HIV Epidemic in the US campaign.

12/24/2024

Explore the impact of PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) in HIV prevention and empowerment. Join Empower - The Girlfriends Podcast as they dive into the world of PrEP education, discussing its importance, effectiveness, and role in empowering women and girls to take control of their s*xual health.

12/04/2024

This virtual town hall on Black women and girl’s health and prevention aims to address critical health issues while also tackling the stigma surrounding these topics. Experts provide valuable insights on mental health, reproductive health, s*xual health, and access to equitable healthcare services, fostering an open and informative platform for attendees to learn and engage. Click below to listen in!

2024 International Conference on Stigma

11/19/2024

The Wellness Chronicles series, features leading public health experts on all things HIV, STIs and Sexual Health centering on Black Women and girls.

In this episode Robbin provides a look into the rising cases of HIV amongst Black Women and why the numbers are climbing due to stigma.

This episode provides a look into the rising cases of HIV amongst Black Women and why the numbers are climbing due to stigma. Learning Objectives:Describe at...

11/15/2024

Many have no symptoms. The only way you can be sure of your status is to Get Yourself Tested. https://bit.ly/3WLOKJZ

11/15/2024

❓What happens if I have & don't get treated? This fact sheet provides the answer & more: https://bit.ly/3XMWCgl

11/15/2024

You can get or give via vaginal, a**l, or oral *x. Use every time you have s*x. https://bit.ly/3XMWCgl

11/15/2024

🌟 New CDC data shows a slight drop in STI cases in 2023. While this is encouraging, there's more to do. Regular testing, treatment, and prevention are key! Learn more about preventing STIs: https://bit.ly/3RQAbmP