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Toolkits

Toolkits

  • BHSP Communications and Social Media Toolkit (2025)
    The Bureau of HIV and STI Programs (BHSP) Communications and Social Media Toolkit was created to help agencies establish, build and maintain consistent communications and standards for public health messaging. This toolkit breaks down several key factors for successful messaging, including using plain language, developing graphics, tips for consistent posting or reposting of content and much more. BHSP’s goal is to build off other available resources, such as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) content, national organization toolkits, etc., to help set agencies up with the foundational tools to build their platforms and engage with the community.
  • MDHHS Using Ryan White Funding for Security Deposits Toolkit (2025)
    Stable and secure housing plays a critical role in improving health outcomes and supporting long term engagement in care for people with HIV. The HRSA Ryan White (RW) HIV/AIDS Program has expanded allowable use of funding to now include security deposit assistance. Agencies who are already funded for housing services and may choose to utilize RW funds to help RW eligible clients establish residency. This technical assistance webinar will walk through policy and procedure updates, provide guidance on implementation and cover allowable costs with required documentation. Let’s work together to leverage this funding opportunity to ensure people with HIV can access and maintain stable housing, an essential foundation for health and wellbeing.
  • MDHHS STI/HIV Billing Toolkit (2016)
    Michigan-based STI/HIV clinics and organizations can use this toolkit to determine whether to bill; to set up and maintain a billing infrastructure; and to enhance the potential for revenue generation to sustain their services.

    • STI/HIV Billing Toolkit Appendices

  • MDHHS PrEP Provider Toolkit
    The PrEP Provider Toolkit is currently being revised based on recent updates to CDC Guidelines in December 2021. If you have any questions regarding MDHHS guidance changes related to the CDC updates, please contact Mark Schaecher, Public Health Detailer, HIV Prevention and Intervention Unit at SchaecherM@michigan.gov.