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Area 1 HIV/AIDS Program

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850-316-2729
Mailing Address
Fairfield Service Center, 1295 West Fairfield Drive, Pensacola, Florida 32501

Please contact our office if you need additional information or printed materials. We can provide brochures for persons living with HIV and AIDS, as well as for the general public.

Request Forms:

Rapid Test Supply Request Form (162 KB; pdf)

Condom Request Form (18 KB; pdf)

The Area 1 HIV/AIDS Program covers Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa counties. Important contacts:

HIV/AIDS Program Coordinator – 850-316-2723
AIDS Drug Assistance Program – 850-595-6767
HIV Contract Management – 850-316-2730
HIV Linkage Coordinator – 850-316-2726
HIV Prevention 850-316-2727
HIV Surveillance – 850-316-2724
PrEP Appointments and Information – 850-595-6345
Test and Treat appointments – 850-316-2723
General HIV Inquiries – 850-316-2723

The Area 1 HIV/AIDS Program provides the following services to persons living with HIV and AIDS in Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton counties in Northwest Florida either directly by program staff or through contracts with area providers.

Information and referral
Program administration
Contract administration
Outpatient ambulatory HIV medical care through contracted provider
HIV counseling and testing services oversight
Public health prevention services
Public education
Licensed professional education
HIV/AIDS drug assistance program
Dental services
Nutrition services
Disease surveillance services
Technical assistance
Support to community-based organizations
On-site PrEP services
On-site PEP Services
On-site Test and Treat services
Perinatal HIV Prevention and Linkage services
Peer Navigator services
HIV counseling and testing services and oversight

Services may be provided directly by program staff, or through contracts with area providers.

Have you just found out you are HIV positive?

You may feel scared or upset first, but now that you know you are HIV positive, you have the ability to control what happens next.

Living with HIV isn’t like it used to be. It is no longer a death sentence. Being treated for HIV leads to feeling well and living a full, productive and healthy life. Some things may have to change; however, you may find that embracing the changes can improve your life. Visit www.oasisflorida.org/noflac to learn about the many HIV and AIDS service programs available in Northwest Florida. These programs provide a wide variety of services to assist you in living with HIV.

1 in 7 are unaware of their status