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The fundamental purpose of the STI/HIV Section is to reduce STI/HIV infections and provide quality STI/HIV care and treatment services for all persons in Colorado. The mission of the STI/HIV Section is to mobilize resources, technology, and minds to provide quality programs that address the STI/HIV prevention, care, treatment, and education needs of all persons in Colorado.

The functions of the section include: surveillance of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV infection; follow-up of persons diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease or HIV infection to ensure adequate treatment and partner notification; access to care and treatment for persons with HIV infection; development of comprehensive STI/HIV prevention programs; collaborations with at-risk communities, non-governmental organizations, and local health departments; training of medical providers and public health professionals; and conducting research to enhance STI/HIV epidemiology and prevention. This program is legislatively mandated by CRS Title 25 Article 1 Parts 107 and 122, CRS 18-1-et seq., and CRS 25-4-1401 et seq.

	Frequently Asked Questions		Valuable Resources
			Important documents created by or for the STI/HIV Section
	STI/HIV Section Organization Chart		Announcements and Press Releases
	Where Can I Get Tested for an STD and HIV?		Funding Opportunities
	Includes locations, contact information, costs and hours		Includes a variety of documents and resources related to funding opportunities from the department.
	How do you get enrolled in the Colorado AIDS Drug Assistance Program?		Quarterly Reports on HIV and AIDS in Colorado
	ADAP application – English ADAP application – Spanish		HIV and AIDS in Colorado Surveillance Report- 3rd Quarter 2011 (through October 2011)
	Brochure Order Form		Expedited Partner Therapy
	Informational brochures and pamphlets free for Colorado residents		Information about the use of EPT in Colorado to assist health departments, public and private healthcare providers and others.
	Fact Sheets from the CDC		Links to National Partners and Federal Resources
	HIV prevention contractor guidebook