HIV Prevention Program Directory
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma State Department of Health
HIV/STD Services
1000 NE Tenth, Room 614
Oklahoma City, OK 73117
Phone: 405.271.4636
Web URL: http://www.ok.gov/health/
Oklahoma State HIV Prevention Programs
Association of American Indian Physicians
Program: HIV/AIDS Program
Description of Program: Association of American Indian Physicians (AAIP) provides HIV/AIDS prevention and education programs for Native American communities and clinics.
Model(s) for Programs: Health Belief Model, Theory of Reasoned Action, Social Cognitive Theory, AIDS Risk Reduction Model
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): American Indian
Demographic Location: Urban
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Group Level
- Health Education
- Traditional Services
Materials Developed:
Video/PSA(s)
Brochure(s)
Others: Training manual, promotional materials including ads, flyers, newsletters, facilitation outlines for meetings, and group member surveys
Program Contact Information:
HIV/AIDS Program
1225 Sovereign Row, Suite 103
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73108
Phone: 405.946.7072
Fax: 405.946.7651
Web: http://www.aaip.org
Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma
Program: Behavioral Health Department
Description of Program: The Department offers HIV testing and pre/post test counseling, which is available on a walk-in basis by HIV certified counselors.
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): American Indian
Demographic Location: Rural, Reservation
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Group Level
- Community Level
- Counseling and Testing
- Outreach
- Health Education
Other Services Provided: Substance abuse, outpatient counseling for individuals, couples, families or groups, information and referral for other services as needed
Program Contact Information:
Carl Albert Indian Health Facility
1001 North Country Club Road
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Phone: 580.421.4591
Fax: 580.436.4287
Web: http://www.chickasaw.net
Claremore Indian Hospital
Program: Specialty Clinic
Description of Program: The Clinic offers HIV testing and counseling and total medical care as well as some case management. They assist clients with HIV Drug Assistance Program (HDAP) paperwork for those that qualify and for those that do not qualify they complete paperwork to drug companies for HIV medications. Additionally, they offer Hepatitis C testing and services.
Model(s) for Programs: Clinically-Based, Direct Service
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): American Indian
Demographic Location: Rural, Urban
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Community Level
- Counseling and Testing
- Outreach
- Health Education
- Case Management
- Traditional Services
Other Services Provided: HIV Coalition
Materials Developed:
Brochure(s)
Program Contact Information:
Specialty Clinic
101 South Moore Avenue
Claremore, Oklahoma 74017
Phone: 918.342.6449
Fax: 918.342.6598
Cherokeet Nation Behavioral Health
Program: Green County AIDS Coalition
Description of Program: The Green County AIDS Coalition has an HIV/AIDS prevention program which offers HIV testing and counseling. As an independent non-profit, the program is not officially affiliated with the Cherokee Nation, although they serve American Indian clientele.
Model(s) for Programs: Science-Based, American Red Cross HIV Curriculum
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Youth
Race/Ethnicity(s): American Indian
Demographic Location: Rural
Types of Activities Provided:
- Counseling and Testing
- Health Education
Program Contact Information:
Green Country AIDS Coalition
2204 Woodland Lane
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
Phone: 918.207.3898
Fax: 918.458.7601
Web: http://www.cherokee.org/Services/Health/default.aspx
Muscogee-Creek Nation TCE/HIV project
Program: Protecting The Future TCE/HIV Project
Types of Activities Provided:
- Two Spirit Men's Groups
- Free, HIV testing
- HIV/AIDS/injection Drug prevention at Behavioral Health groups
- outreach/prevention in the Indian community
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Youth
Race/Ethnicity(s): American Indian
Program Contact Information:
9 North Water St Suite 103
Sapulpa, OK 74066
Phone: 918-227-3800
Fax: 918-224-9309
National Indian Women's Health Resource Center
Program: HIV/AIDS Health Promotion & Education Cooperation Agreement Project
Description of Program: The Project provides HIV testing, education and outreach. The Project works with Green Country health services to help provide the follow up counseling for members of the Cherokee Nation. Through funds from the Office of Minority Health, the Project works with two tribal colleges training their students in HIV peer education. The youth are trained to conduct presentations, run their own HIV education booth, and will offer testing during the events such as the Cherokee Holiday, August 31st, 2008.
Model(s) for Programs: Clinically-Based, Technical Assistance
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): American Indians; Other: Multiple Races/Ethnicities
Demographic Location: Rural, Reservation
Types of Activities Provided:
- Testing
- Health Education
Other Services Provided: Provide referrals for traditional services and for counseling services
Materials Developed:
Curriculum
Video/PSA(s): The Buff Video
Brochure(s)
Program Contact Information:
HIV/AIDS Health Promotion & Education Cooperation Agreement Project
228 South Muskogee Avenue
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
Phone: 918.456.6094 or 1.866.4NIWHRC
Fax: 918.456.8128
Web: http://www.niwhrc.org/hiv.htm
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic
Program: HIV Program
Description of Program: The Clinic provides HIV testing and counseling. They conduct community HIV health education. They provide seasonal youth groups, which provide HIV health education to their peers.
Model(s) for Programs: Clinically-Based, Direct Service
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): Predominantly American Indian; Other: Multiple Races/Ethnicities
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Counseling and Testing
- Outreach
- Health Education
Other Services Provided: Provide referrals for services such as traditional services and case management
Materials Developed:
Brochure(s)
Program Contact Information:
HIV Program
4913 West Reno Avenue
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73127
Phone: 405.948.4900
Fax: 405.943.7533
Web: http://www.okcic.com/public-health.htm
