Spotlight: Helping Clients During COVID-19: Strategies from the Field

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COVID Masks

Client needs have been complicated and compounded by the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Agencies have had to reassess how they operate in a different health care environment that they had not previously encountered, requiring additional creativity. This necessitates creative ways of reaching—and meeting— client demands to keep them healthy, engaged, and supported.

This document outlines strategies developed by Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program recipients in response to some common challenges.

  • Food Insecurity
  • Healthcare Delivery
  • Housing
  • Employment
  • Ensuring Access to Safety Equipment & Addressing Associated Trauma
  • Medication Access
  • Communication
  • Delivery of Incentives
HIV Housing Employment Project

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