The members of the Arkansas HIV Planning Group would like to extend to you an opportunity to invest in the success of the Comprehensive Prevention Conference 2025 being held at the Hot Springs Convention Center in Hot Springs, Arkansas, August 4-7.
The Arkansas HIV Planning Group is comprised of several organizations from all over the state of Arkansas dedicated to the work of equitable prevention that would end multiple epidemics like HIV, STDs, and HCV.
Coming Soon
Meet the HPG Conference Speakers
A Look at Last Year's Conference
Get to Know Our Sponsors
Adam Hewitt
We chatted with Adam Hewitt from Chembio about the resources his organization offers and their unique HIV-Syphilis rapid test. Learn more about Chembio at www.chembio.com.
Russell Rooms
At the 2024 HPG Encompass Conference, we spoke with Russell Rooms from Diversity Family Health about their healthcare services, which focus on the gender-diverse and LGBTQ+ community. Learn more about Diversity Family Health atwww.diversityfamilyhealth.com.
Voncile Williams
At the 2024 HPG Encompass Conference, we spoke with Voncile Williams from ViiV Healthcare to discuss their resources.
Learn more about ViiV Healthcare at www.viivhealthcare.com.
Justin Laffoon
Join Aaron Wallis from Engaging Arkansas Communities as he talks with Justin Laffoon at the HPG conference about trauma, its effects, and in-depth insights on suicide and suicide prevention. Learn about the services offered by The Bridgeway, a psychiatric facility, and get valuable information on recognizing warning signs of suicidal behavior, addressing the issue candidly, and taking steps to help those at risk.
Patrick Ingram
Join us as we sit down with Patrick Ingram from Red Door Clinic to discuss his insights and experiences shared at the 2024 HPG Encompass Conference. In this video, Patrick talks about his advocacy work, the importance of PrEP and Doxy Pep, and his personal journey living with HIV.healthcare systems.
Dr. Bala Simon
Join Aaron Wallis from EAC as he discusses the pressing issues of mental health and substance use with Dr. Bala Simon. They delve into the high prevalence of mental health disorders and substance use among Arkansans, emphasizing the need for early detection and support from both family and healthcare systems.
Living with HIV: Jeffery's Story
In this video, Aaron Wallis from Engaging Arkansas Communities interviews Jeffery Haskins about his experience living with HIV during the 1980s. Jeffrey shares heartfelt memories of his involvement with Act Up New York, the challenges faced due to the lack of effective medication, and the strength drawn from community support.
Living with HIV: Donald's Story
Donald Rose Jr. shares his powerful journey from military sexual trauma to becoming a voice for HIV awareness. His courage and dedication inspire us all.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
[1] Community Programs, swag and door prizes:
· $100-$500
· Door prizes are to be given during the event.
· Space to display promotional materials and brochures.
[2] Sponsor the networking/social event for PLWH:
· $2,000 for networking/social event
· Listed on t-shirt, included as a sponsor of the event, and on the program.
[3] Sponsor a meal:
· Lunch – $5,000 for two days.
· Dinner – $2,500 for one day.
· Noted on the program, announced prior to the meal, listed in t-shirts opportunities for promotional media.
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[4] Sponsor the Gala and awards banquet:
· $5,000 for entertainment, dinner, awards, and 2 drink tickets.
· Listed as a sponsor, included on t-shirt, opportunities for promotional media.
· Included in the name of the gala and on all promotion of the conference.
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