DISCLOSURE
For the past two years, a group of mental health professionals have been meeting monthly to discuss the complex and intermingled issues of HIV status disclosure in families.
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MALE CAREGIVERS
The role of a father as a primary caregiver in the life of his children has been viewed somewhat skeptically in the eyes of healthcare providers, government agencies and social service organizations. Fathers are changing this image as they become more involved and active in raising their children. Male caregivers in families living with HIV/AIDS have begun to develop a unique voice and presence in Title IV programs. In New York City, men have been advocating for appropriate services for a number of years. The Partnership for Family Health is responding to these needs by forming a program specifically for male caregivers.
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TRANSITION
As we move into a new phase of the HIV epidemic, pediatric providers are faced with a challenging situation. Now more than ever, young people who were infected with HIV at birth are surviving into adolescence and adulthood. To confront these issues, the Partnership is partnering with pediatric, adolescent and adult providers across the city to ensure that adolesents aging out of services continue to have access to the highest quality care available.
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