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Matthew 25 AIDS Services is seeking a Prevention and Outreach Assistant to network and schedule outreach events across Kentucky, promote HIV/AIDS education, and support frontline services.
You will conduct counseling and testing as needed, engage community partners, and help clients access health coverage options while advancing our mission.
Matthew 25 has been recognized as a top workplace 4 years in a row—and we’re just getting started! Come join our mission-driven team!
At Matthew 25, we’re proud to offer a benefits package designed to support our employees both professionally and personally:
Join us and make a difference every day while thriving in a supportive, rewarding work environment!
“We exist to serve those at risk for, living with, or impacted by HIV or other STIs through comprehensivehealthcare, education, and support while fostering community partnerships to combat stigma andimprove overall healthcare and quality of life.”
“Our vision is to exist in communities where comprehensive HIV and STI prevention is widespread, ensuring universal access to high-quality, comprehensivehealthcare and supportive services. We aim for those living with HIV to achieve undetectable status, resulting in zero new HIV diagnoses, and to eliminate new STI infections. ”
The Prevention and Outreach Assistant is responsible for networking and scheduling outreach events in the counties we serve, and determining strategic community partners in both non‑profit and professional health‑care settings. The Prevention and Outreach Assistant is also responsible for promoting HIV/AIDS education and Matthew 25’s services through community events and in small group settings, and for performing counseling and testing services at times and places where there is a high probability that PLWH will be identified. The Prevention and Outreach Assistant will also perform a set of educational activities to assist clients on how to reduce to risk of HIV infection. These activities include: individual HIV prevention, using treatment as prevention (PrEP for clients and partners), group intervention, education of basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions, education about treatment adherence and education on health coverage options.