• To access the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) Ryan White program overview, click here.  

• Connects people living with HIV to medical and non-medical services.  
• Link-Up is FREE, confidential, and voluntary.  
• They assist individuals living with HIV in Metro Detroit who are not currently accessing HIV care or feel that they need additional support to continue taking their HIV medication.  
• They provide each individual short-term, intensive support through referrals to existing community support programs and/or engagement with an HIV medical provider. 
• To learn more, go to their website www.linkupdetroit.com/.  
• Do you live outside Detroit? Find out more about HIV services available throughout Michigan at www.linkupmi.com/. 

• To go to the calendar and list of partners participating in the mobile health initiative at Palmer Park, click here.  
• The Pull Up Project’s mission is to provide non-traditional access to HIV/STI services through a status neutral approach to meet the unique needs of the community.  
• The Pull Up Project will provide a status-neutral approach to HIV prevention and care services including:  
  • gender-affirming care  
  • supportive services  
  • mental health  
  • substance use treatment referrals  
  • case management services for LGBTQ+ persons  
• Their vision is to modernize the approach to HIV/STI Prevention in ways that would remove barriers that hinder the response to immediate care and expand the health and wellness of the community.  
• Services provided:  
  • HIV testing, with same day results  
  • STI testing  
  • Safe sex supplies (condoms, lube, etc.)  
  • Community outreach  
  • Harm Reduction  
  • SSP (Syringe Services Program)  
  • Wellness Screenings 

To access the HOPWA 2022 brochure, click here.  
 
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