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Ending HIV Together: Michigan's Equitable Plan

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Ending HIV Together: Michigan's Equitable Plan

Ending HIV Together: Michigan’s Equitable Plan is an effort to reduce new HIV infections by 90% by 2030 through increased diagnosis, treatment, prevention and coordinated response.

To realize this ambitious vision, MDHHS and its partners have set four goals to reduce new HIV infections:

Goal 1 Test Icon

Goal One

Increase the number of people tested for HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) statewide.

Goal 2 Care

Goal Two

Increase retention of people with HIV in ongoing care.

Goal 3 PrEP

Goal Three

Increase pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) referrals among eligible people who test negative for HIV.

Goal 4

Goal Four

Increase capacity and implementation of activities for detecting and responding to HIV networks and outbreaks.

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    Executive Summary

    Check out the plan’s visual summary. It showcases goals, where we are right now, what we want to do and how we got here.

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    The Equitable Plan

    The Plan includes over 20 strategic activities across the four goal areas. Learn about what is happening to achieve these goals.
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    More about HIV and STIs in Michigan

    Learn about upcoming trainings and events, community engagement and innovative public health campaigns.

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For more HIV/STI information and resources, visit HIV & STIs in Michigan.