Toolkit

This toolkit offers promotional materials for HPV and cervical cancer awareness. It includes best times to post, graphics and copy, and more.

This toolkit offers promotional materials for STIs and sexual health. It includes best times to post, graphics and copy, and more.

This toolkit offers promotional materials for HIV advocacy. It includes best times to post, graphics and copy, and more.

Use the images and suggested messaging below to help educate Californians about the importance of reducing the spread of mpox and staying up to date on mpox vaccination. Feel free to share via social media platforms, websites, patient portals, emails, and other ways to reach your audiences.

This toolkit includes sample social media messages and infographics to amplify and highlight the key findings from the 2022 Viral Hepatitis Surveillance Status Report.

This toolkit provides a framework for a standardized approach to developing and implementing a comprehensive health service referral system in your priority districts and or schools.

This toolkit is for harm reduction workers who are considering participating in research activities, or who already have existing community-academic research partnerships. It may also be of use to academic researchers studying issues related to harm reduction, though they are not the main audience for the toolkit.

This toolkit combines existing lessons learned from those clinics already using doxycycline as STI PEP, as well as broader lessons learned from the implementation of other new sexual health biomedical tools, like PrEP for HIV and the Jynneos vaccine for Mpox.

NASTAD, in collaboration with the CDC’s Division of Viral Hepatitis, developed the “Viral Hepatitis Testing: Health System Assessment Toolkit,” a comprehensive resource that includes information and considerations for creating a jurisdiction-specific health system assessment (HSA) in response to recently revised and expanded hepatitis B and C screening guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

This toolkit is designed for new viral hepatitis health department staff to help you get started in your new role and includes basic information, recommendations, key national partners, CDC funding opportunities, and where to go for help.