HIV Prevention in Oregon

The HIV Prevention Program seeks to prevent new infections by supporting public health, targeted HIV testing, comprehensive prevention services for people living with HIV, condom distribution, policy change and perinatal prevention efforts. Read more about the HIV Prevention Program.

U = U Campaign

Oregon Health Authority is proud to partner with Prevention Access Campaign's U=U campaign to share the word that Undetectable = Untransmittable. Studies show that people living with HIV who are on effective treatment, and achieve and maintain an undetectable viral load, have no risk of transmitting HIV to their sexual partners.

Sex in the Time of COVID

Click on the image for tips on staying safe while connecting sexually.

Training

Access online training related to HIV prevention, as well as information about upcoming trainings.

Program Planning

Get program reports based on epidemiologic data and research, CDC guidance, innovative and best practices and community input.

Free Materials

Browse our collection of free educational and marketing materials.

Intersecting Infections

HIV, other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as gonorrhea and chlamydia, and viral hepatitis are often transmitted in the same ways. These diseases are commonly spread by having unprotected sex or injecting drugs with equipment used by someone else.

HIV/AIDS Basics

If you live in Oregon and haven’t been tested for HIV in the past year, you may qualify for a free at-home HIV test kit. Learn more at takemehome.co

Find an HIV testing site near you (CDC.gov)

Find a provider for Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

Learn the basics about prevention, transmission, and treatment at AIDS.gov

Take our free, online HIV Prevention Essentials training

Referrals and Questions

A number of services are available to provide referrals and answer questions:

211Info: Call 211 or text 898211

CDC-INFO: Call (800) 232-4636

HIV Risk Reduction Tool - (CDC.gov)

End HIV Oregon

On December 1, 2016, World AIDS Day, OHA and its public health and community partners launched End HIV Oregon, the state's five-year strategy to end new HIV infections.

It builds on decades of work by community members, and public and private agencies on such programs as prevention education, syringe exchange, and quality care and treatment.

Visit EndHIVOregon.org

Read the December 2019 Progress Report

Syringe Services Program

Syringe exchange services and information