IMPACT - STAR Program NYC

OUR IMPACT

0 +

years providing HIV care to central brooklyn

0 +

patients served annually with medical and behavioral healthcare, support services, and outreach prevention services

0 %

of STAR HIV patients are virally suppresed

> 0 %

of patients are retained in hiv care

babies born since family program began in 2011

0 %

undetectable viral load at delivery and hiv-negative infants

0 %

of the AEP-THEO peers and advocates graduate and go on to college, with the remaining 20% going directly into workforce

HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE CONNECTED TO PREVENTION SERVICES ANNUALLY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE REACHED WITH MULTIMEDIA PREVENTION EDUCATION

Hundreds of people receive mental health and substance use services each year, integrated with medical care

0 +

years as a trusted training site for medical students, residents, nurses, midwives, and public health and allied health students

0 +

training sessions reaching over 2,500 HIV care providers annually

researchers trained in foreign countries

0 +

publications by STAR Program faculty and staff

0 +

active clinical, educational, and research grants supporting star mission.

$ 0 million

in current research funding

OUR IMPACT

Overall	30+ years providing HIV care to Central Brooklyn 2,500+ patients served annually with medical and behavioral healthcare, support services, and outreach and prevention services
HIV Care	87% of patients virally suppressed, exceeding national benchmarks >90% of patients are retained in HIV care
Family-Focused Health Care	177 babies born since program began in 2011 100% undetectable viral load at delivery and HIV-negative infants
Prevention	Hundreds of people connected to prevention services annually Thousands of people reached with multi-media prevention education annually
Behavioral Health	Hundreds of patients receive mental healthcare and substance use services each year, integrated with medical care
Education and Training	20+ years as a trusted training site within SUNY Downstate – we train medical students, residents, nurses, midwives, and public health and allied health students 140 technical assistance and continuing education sessions provided to over 2,500 HIV care providers annually 154 researchers in foreign countries trained
Adolescent Education Program /THEO	300+ youth reached annually with peer-led HIV and pregnancy prevention education 80% of the AEP-THEO Peers and Advocates graduate and go on to college, with the remaining 20% going directly into the workforce, vocational school or military
Grants and Research	27+ active clinical, educational, and research grants supporting STAR’s mission $3.6 million in current research funding 1,500+ publications by STAR Program faculty + staff