Delaware HIV Consortium

02/24/2026

Our Wilmington office is open today and operating during normal business hours.

Our Milford office will remain closed today. However, our team is fully available and ready to assist clients by phone and email.

If you need support, services, or have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to help.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

02/23/2026

Due to the Blizzard Warning impacting Delaware and dangerous winter conditions across the state, our office will be closed today.

Please stay safe, avoid unnecessary travel, and continue monitoring updates. We look forward to reopening once conditions improve. ❄️

02/09/2026

February 7 is Black HIV Awareness Day! We are reminded that HIV inequities in Delaware remain both urgent and preventable.
In our state, 54% of people living with HIV are Black, and 66% of new HIV diagnoses occur among Black Delawareans. These inequalities reflect structural gaps in access to prevention, care, housing, and culturally responsive health services.
Addressing these inequities requires more than awareness. It requires policy action and sustained investment in community-based prevention, PrEP access, housing stability, workforce development, and anti-stigma protections.
At the Delaware HIV Consortium, we are committed to advancing evidence-based, equity-centered solutions that strengthen systems and expand access for communities most impacted by HIV.
Ending the HIV epidemic in Delaware will not happen without confronting racial inequity directly and funding the strategies that work.

02/03/2026

At Delaware HIV Consortium, Black history is public health history. We honor the leaders, advocates, clinicians, and community members whose work has shaped HIV prevention, care, and justice. Their impact is not confined to the past. It drives our work today.
Black communities continue to shoulder a disproportionate share of HIV diagnoses nationwide, a reality rooted in structural barriers rather than individual behavior. That is why our commitment is clear and measurable. Invest in prevention and care. Expand access to PrEP and testing. Center culturally responsive care. Partner with communities as leaders, not just recipients.
This month and every month, we celebrate Black excellence, resilience, and leadership. We recommit to equity with action.

01/27/2026

Due to continued weather conditions and road restrictions, our office will be closed to the public on Tuesday, 1/27.

Our team remains available to serve clients virtually via phone and email during normal business hours.

Thank you for your understanding. Please stay safe.

01/25/2026

Due to inclement weather, our office will be closed to the public tomorrow, Monday 1/26.

Our team will remain fully available to assist clients virtually by phone and email during normal business hours.

Please stay safe and warm.

01/22/2026

In Delaware Public Media's recent interview with Martin Matheny, Sheila Bravo, President and CEO of Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement (DANA), offers a candid assessment of what the nonprofit sector is navigating after the first year of the second Trump administration.
The combination of federal funding pauses and cuts, rising costs driven by inflation, and a tighter state budget is creating real strain for nonprofits and, more importantly, for the communities they serve.
As lawmakers convene in Dover, this moment calls for honest conversations about fair reimbursement, cost-of-service funding, and protecting the infrastructure that delivers critical services across Delaware.
Worth a listen, and worth acting on.

Listen to the interview here:

The first twelve months of the second Trump administration have been a wild, rough ride for nonprofits with drastic cuts to funding and policy changes that threaten the missions of some non-profits.For many, the landscape has changed significantly.Meanwhile, on the state level, lawmakers are looking...

01/19/2026

Today we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by recommitting to action.
Dr. King reminded us that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. In public health, that truth is undeniable. Health inequities are not accidental. They are the result of systems that fail to serve everyone equally.
At DHC, honoring Dr. King’s legacy means advancing concrete action: expanding access to HIV prevention and testing, strengthening pathways to care, advocating for sustainable funding, and building systems that center dignity and equity.
Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by recommitting to action. the work continues, and so must our commitment to lead it.

01/08/2026

We are proud to share this recent Blog featuring our Executive Director, Tyler Berl, and the work of the Delaware HIV Consortium at the intersection of HIV care, housing, and health equity.
Tyler reflects on finding his way into HIV advocacy and leading an organization focused on removing the real barriers to care, from housing instability and food insecurity to stigma and complex systems. As he puts it, food is healthcare, and so is a safe place to live.
A reminder that ending HIV requires more than medicine. It requires dignity, stability, and equity.

Read the Blog here:

From Stigma to Strength: HIV/AIDS Stories of Care, Community, and Change brings together leaders from Until There’s A Cure, Pacific Pride Foundation, Beehive Foundation, Radium Health Centers, AFCA, HealthHIV, and Next Step to explore prevention, U=U, stigma, mental health, harm reduction, and you...

01/07/2026

A new year always brings hope, but hope works best when paired with action.

As we move forward, we are recommitting to what matters most: caring for our community, expanding access to prevention and care, and meeting people where they are with dignity and compassion. We are grateful for every partner, supporter, advocate, and community member who walks alongside us in this work.

Here is to showing up, leaning in, and making this year one that truly counts 🥂

12/26/2025

Testing and prevention save lives!
HIV/STI testing is not just a clinical service. It is a core public health strategy and often the first doorway to prevention, care, and long-term health.
At Delaware HIV Consortium, we design services around real life. That means options that are safe, confidential, and genuinely low barrier.
What we offer
✅ Mail order HIV testing delivered discreetly to your home
✅ Access with no waiting rooms, no judgment, and no unnecessary hoops
✅ Confidential testing you can complete in your own space
✅Tele PrEP services connecting clients virtually to PrEP education, navigation, and linkage to care.
We follow a status-neutral approach. Whether a test result is negative or positive, every client is connected to prevention options, treatment, PrEP, and supportive services that meet them where they are.
Prevention works when access is simple, dignity is non-negotiable, and care fits into people’s lives, not the other way around. Public health should feel this practical.
Normalize testing. Modernize prevention. Invest in community health.
Learn more and order your test here: https://lnkd.in/e83KjYSD

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12/22/2025

Last week, we took a moment to pause, gather, and celebrate the season together as a team. In the middle of busy schedules and serious work, it mattered to reconnect, share gratitude, and remind ourselves why we do what we do!

The holidays are about community, care, and showing up for one another. That spirit guides our work every day, and it is the same spirit behind our Gift of Care campaign.

While we were celebrating together, many in our community are facing the holidays without basic essentials. Your support helps us provide food, hygiene items, and critical resources to individuals and families who need them most.

If you are able, consider making a donation to our Gift of Care campaign and help us extend the warmth of this season beyond our walls. Donate here: http://bit.ly/3YHmdqg