HIV Prevention Program Directory
OREGON
Oregon Department of Human Services
HIV/STD/TB Program
800 NE Oregon Street, Suite 1105
Portland, OR 97232
Phone: 971.673.0153
Web URL: http://oregon.gov/DHS/ph/hiv/
Oregon State HIV Prevention Programs
Multnomah County Health Department
Program: HIV Prevention Program
Description of Program: The mission of the Program is to prevent the spread of HIV infection. The activities of the HIV prevention program consist of HIV counseling and testing, distribution of prevention items (bleach, needles and condoms), needle exchange, group education, contracts with community agencies, and staffing the Multnomah County HIV Prevention Community Planning Team. HIV testing is available at the Multnomah County HIV Community Test Site, Multnomah County NE Health Center, and at all Multnomah County Health Department Clinics.
Model(s) for Programs: Client-Centered Motivational Interviewing
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): Serves Multiple Racial/Ethnic Groups
Demographic Location: Rural, Urban, Reservation
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Group Level
- Community Level
- Counseling and Testing
- Outreach
- Health Education
- Case Management
- Traditional Services
Other Services Provided: General health care
Materials Developed:
Curriculum
Videos/PSA(s)
Brochure(s)
Program Contact Information:
HIV Prevention Program
426 SW Stark, 8th Floor
Portland, Oregon 97204
Phone: 503.988.3030
Fax: 503.988.5320
Web: http://www.mchealth.org/hivhcv/
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
Program: Project Red Talon
Description of Program: The Project provides STD testing, screening and treatment services among Northwest tribal clinics. They work to strengthen the capacity of tribal health educators, program managers, and clinicians to provide STD prevention services to the Northwest tribes. The Red Talon project works to increase community awareness about STDs and HIV. Project Red Talon serves the 43 federally recognized tribes in Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Model(s) for Programs: Theoretically-Based
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, Urban
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Group Level
- Community Level
- Counseling and Testing
- Outreach
- Health Education
- Case Management
- Traditional Services
Materials Developed:
Curriculum
Video/PSA(s)
Brochure(s)
Others: Reports, Publications and Media Materials Online Resources
Program Contact Information:
Project Red Talon
527 Southwest Hall, Suite 300
Portland, Oregon 97201
Phone: 503.228.4185
Fax: 503.228.8182
Web: http://www.npaihb.org/epicenter/project/project_red_talon/
Oregon Health and Science University
Program: OHSU Partnership Project
Description of Program: Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) Partnership Project renders an array of HIV/AIDS services including case management and nursing case management to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, and Columbia Counties, community education, chronic disease self-management, and services to those at-risk. Partnership Project’s prevention arm is Supporting Healthy Options for Prevention (SHOP) which offers individualized client-centered risk reduction counseling based on the CDC’s CRCS model. The program service area for SHOP is statewide, offering both 1 on 1 and phone based counseling services free of charge. Partnership Project’s mission is to assist those infected by HIV/AIDS to obtain high quality health care, treatment, information and support.
Model(s) for Programs: Client-Centered Motivation Interviewing, Case Management based upon Best Practices
Target Population:
Age(s): Non-Age Specific
Gender(s): Non-Gender Specific
Risk Population(s): Non-Population Specific
Race/Ethnicity(s): Serves Multiple Racial/Ethnic Groups
Demographic Location: Rural, Urban
Types of Activities Provided:
- Individual Level
- Group Level
- Community Level
- Counseling and Testing
- Outreach
- Health Education
- Case Management
Other Services Provided: General health care, research, education and community services
Materials Developed:
Curriculum
Brochure(s): Program and HIV/AIDS Information
Program Contact Information:
Oregon Health and Science University
5525 SE Milwaukee Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97202
Phone: 503.230.1202 or 877.795.7700
Fax: 503.230.1213
Web: http://www.ohsu.edu/partnership/
