Your jurisdiction may be among those EHE recipients that are planning to enhance efforts to meet the housing needs of people with HIV (PWH) in the short term; and expand access to housing assistance in the longer term.
The webinar is part of the support being provided to Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) jurisdictions through TAP-in, the HRSA-funded technical assistance provider.
In this online TA event, TAP-in provides an overview of HIV housing strategies and program models from across the country with a focus on innovation and on leveraging a range of housing and supportive services resources to maximize housing opportunities for PWH and promote the long-term stability that is critical for effective HIV management.
The discussion also touched on leveraging other funding and opportunities such as acquisition/repurposing of housing stock to prioritize HIV housing assistance as a cost-effective health intervention.
Webinar Sections
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Learning Objectives, Agenda, & Speakers (0:00)
Purpose of the webinar, the agenda, and speakers..
About Housing & Housing Status and HIV Health Outcomes (8:37)
Overview of the intersection of housing status and HIV in terms of entry to care and the impact of HIV housing assistance.
Findings Across Global Settings (16:57)
Consistent findings across global settings from middle- and low-income countries.
Developing a Community HIV Housing Strategy (28:20)
A four-step guide to crafting a Community HIV Housing Strategy
Case Study: D.C. Housing Models to End the HIV Epidemic (42:56)
Overview of DC HIV epidemic, the status neutral approach, current and planned housing models, and proposed outcomes.
Case Study: NYC Housing Models to End the HIV Epidemic (59:34)
Overview of NYS ending the epidemic housing blueprint, NYC’s unique response to social determinants, and the impact of housing support in NYC.
EHE Jurisdictions and TAP-in TA (1:09:32)
Overview of TAP-in as a resource and TA abilities