National HIV/AIDS Strategy

Coordinated by the White House Office of National AIDS Policy.

What You Can Do

Implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS) does not fall to the Federal Government alone. The release of the NHAS is just beginning. Success will require the commitment of all parts of society, including state, local and tribal governments, businesses, faith communities, philanthropy, the scientific and medical communities, educational institutions, people living with HIV, and others.

Read the Strategy

Read the Strategy and accompanying Federal Implementation Plan available online AIDS.gov.

Join the Dialogue

ONAP hosts five dialogues on the Strategy. Be a part of the conversation!

Stay Up to Date

Follow updates on the Strategy on AIDS.gov blog which features posts from the Office of National AIDS Policy, HHS officials, and others.

You can also embed the NHAS Blog Widget on your site.

Subscribe to the blog.

Share the Badge

Help spread the word. Embed the NHAS badge on your site.

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Supporting the NHAS

woman holding sign 'Facing AIDS by making the National HIV/AIDS Strategy REAL.'

Upload and share your photos on AIDS.gov’s National HIV/AIDS Strategy Flickr group and to your website and/ or social network profile. Tell your friends and family about how they can get involved.

Download one of the following signs and add your personal message to show your support (in PDF format):

Other Ways to Support the NHAS

Discuss what your agency or organization can do in new or different ways to better serve your constituents and align your efforts with the Strategy.
Participate in state and local discussions about how HIV prevention, care and treatment efforts can be fine-tuned to better serve vulernable populations and contribute to realizing the Strategy's goals.
Engage new partners in HIV prevention, care, treatment and stigma-reduction efforts to strengthen our collective and reach more people.

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