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Archival Content: 1999-2005
What is HIV Prevention Outreach? The defining principle of outreach is that it “reaches outside” of traditional systems to contact, engage, and serve people who might not come into a public health facility. Outreach starts where the client is—in the community and on the streets—and provides prevention information; education and risk reduction counseling; HIV testing; and referrals to substance abuse treatment, medical services, and other support services.
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