Target4- Region 7

06/01/2026

As our program funding comes to a close, we want to express our deep appreciation for the opportunity to serve our community. Working alongside such dedicated organizations has been an honor, and together we’ve been able to reach people in so many meaningful ways.

To the participants and community members we’ve had the privilege to serve — thank you. Your trust and willingness to grow with us have been the heart of this program. We are grateful for every story shared, every connection made, and every step forward taken together.

The Target 4 program will officially conclude on June 30th, and this page will be closing. Over the next three weeks, we will share resources as to where you can access HIV and hepatitis C health education and testing services and other resources. For additional information about services in the community please reach out to [email protected]

05/29/2026

If someone you know is living with HIV and needs assistance obtaining medical care, housing or a host of other services, Ryan White services are available to help people better manage the disease and other health and personal issues. Learn more about Ryan White services in Kentucky and where they are available by visiting the link below.

The intent of the Kentucky HIV/AIDS Care Coordinator Program (KHCCP) is to help provide prompt, consistent, continued quality care and services to HIV-infected individuals and their families. Care coordinators in seven regional sites assess needs and provide services. These regional sites ensure st...

05/27/2026

Are you or someone you know in need of mental health or substance use treatment or access to naloxone or recovery housing? These services are often difficult to find and access, but the Find Help Now app can help Kentuckians find these services. Try your hand at finding services at this link.

Use this website to find a substance abuse disorder treatment facility that is taking new clients right now. We work with hundreds of facilities across these states to bring you up-to-date and accurate information about their treatment offerings and availability.

05/20/2026

Every five minutes, at least one person in the US will die from an opioid overdose. But an overdose can be reversed. Learn how Naloxone works and how to administer it in less than five minutes. Watch a step-by-step video at: https://findnaloxone.ky.gov/Pages/how-do-i-use-naloxone.aspx
Join the campaign today by visiting OurHealthyKyHome.ky.gov

05/18/2026

Living a healthy life with HIV is more possible than ever, when you take your HIV medicine as prescribed and see your provider when recommended. However, there are other health conditions that are common among people living with HIV that may also require medical attention. Check out this resource to learn about some of these common health issues, and for ideas on how to live healthy with HIV.

It is common for people living with HIV to have other health issues, too, like other infections, chronic conditions, or mental health conditions.If not…

05/13/2026

Taking care of your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Whether checking in with yourself, reaching out or asking for help- every step matters.

1N5.org , a Greater Cincinnati Organization, is working to prevent su***de by raising awareness, educating communities and empowering people to take action for mental health.

Watch the linked video to learn more and join the conversation.

1N5 is a non-profit created to Stop the Stigma and START the conversation by increasing awareness and education about mental health.

05/11/2026

HIV prevention starts with access to the right information.

For individuals who inject drugs, using a new syringe each time is the best protection. When that’s not possible, cleaning with water and bleach can help reduce risk. Check out the graphic for simple steps to help you stay safe.

05/07/2026

While it is important for everyone to work on healthy mental health practices, it is extremely important for those living with HIV. Being diagnosed with a chronic health condition can be stressful and living with HIV can have a big emotional impact on a person. To learn more about HIV and mental health, check out this article from hiv.gov.

Living with a serious health condition, like HIV, can be a source of stress that leads to mental health challenges, including depression or anxiety disorders…

05/05/2026

May is !
This May, Mental Health America is helping people have more good days by meeting them where they are, supporting them as whole people, and understanding that “good” is subjective.
Let’s have more good days, together.

Mental Health America founded Mental Health Awareness Month in 1949 and has led the effort every May to promote mental wellness nationwide.

05/01/2026

According to National Harm Reduction Coalition, Harm reduction is a "set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with drug use. Harm Reduction is also a movement for social justice built on a belief in, and respect for, the rights of people who use drugs." In the Ted Talk below, Lyndsay Hartman shares her heart for Harm reduction and how science and her experiences prove that it works. Learn more about harm reduction and these practices at https://harmreduction.org/about-us/principles-of-harm-reduction/

Does providing clean needles to drug users enable destructive behavior or save lives? Lyndsay Hartman presents a compelling case for harm reduction services...