Intimate Partner Violence and HIV/AIDS

Did you now that intimate partner violence (IPV) increases a woman’s risk of HIV and HIV can increase a woman’s risk of intimate partner violence? Learn more via the links below.

For more information about this project or to schedule a training on this issue, please contact NCADV at mainoffice(at)ncadv.org or call 303-839-1852.

• Quick Facts About Domestic Violence and HIV/AIDS
  
• Quick Facts for Survivors
• Links to Important HIV AIDS Resources
  
• HIV/AIDS Personal Questionnaire for Domestic Violence Survivors

Links from the training, "Addressing the Link between Violence Against Women and Increased Risk for HIV"

• Domestic Violence and HIV: A Dangerous Intersection
• Quick Facts for Advocates and HIV Workers



• Module I
• Powerpoint: Module I--Introduction to the Training Series
• Agenda for Module I
• Fact Sheet--Women and HIV AIDS



• Module II
• Powerpoint: Module II--Women, Violence, and HIV: Exploring the Link
• Agenda for Module II



• Module III
Part 1 for HIV Providers:
• Part 1 for HIV Providers: Power Point
• Agenda for Module III-Part 1
• Case Study--Module III-Part 1
• IPV Resource Referral Checklist--Module III-Part 1
• Power and Control Wheel--Module III-Part 1
• Safety Plan--Module III-Part 1
• Understanding Intimate Partner Violence Fact Sheet


Part 2 for IPV Advocates
• Part 2 for HIV Providers: Power Point
• Agenda for Module III-Part 2
• Estimate of New HIV Infections in the US, 2006-2
• HIV AIDS Informed Consent Checklist
• HIV AIDS Resources Referral Check List
• List of Handouts
• Universal Precautions


• Module IV
• Module IV: Powerpoint Slides
• Module IV: Agenda
• Module IV: Guidelines for Self-disclosure