Learn more about HIV including how it’s transmitted, how it is treated, and how it can be prevented.

Learn about different sexually transmitted infections, and how they are treated, and prevented.

Learn more about the science behind substance use disorder and treatment.

Learn more about the different types of viral hepatitis, and how they are treated, and prevented.

Use this tool to find free, fast, and confidential testing for HIV, sexually transmitted infections, substance use disorder, and viral hepatitis near you.

Look up the location and contact information for a health department near you.

Navigators can provide clients with a list of referrals based on client-centered goals and identify steps to reduce barriers and increase access to treatment. Email vh.health@tn.gov to get connected.

Navigators are people in long-term recovery who meet clients who have recently overdosed in the Emergency Department and connect their recovery services. Learn more about this program and where it operates near you.

The Ryan White Part B Program provides HIV primary medical care, essential support services, and medications for eligible people living with HIV. Learn more about services and eligibility.

PrEP is a once-a-day pill that is proven 99% effective in preventing the sexual transmission of HIV. Learn more and locate a prescriber near you.

Syringe Services Programs (SSPs) provide comprehensive harm reduction services including providing free sterile needles, syringes, and other injection equipment; safe disposal containers; HIV and viral hepatitis testing, and linkage to treatment. Learn more and locate a program in Tennessee.

PEP, or Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, is medication taken by individuals who may have been recently exposed to HIV, in order to avoid contracting the virus. Learn more and find a prescriber in your area.

Regional Overdose Prevention Specialists (ROPS) are located throughout the state of Tennessee as a point of contact for training and education on opioid overdose and for overdose prevention through the distribution of naloxone. Learn more and find a ROPS near you.

Access online naloxone administration training and certification and learn about laws that protect people who use naloxone to respond to an overdose event.

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of medications with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a “whole-client” approach to the treatment of substance use disorders. Learn more about treatment options

The Tennessee REDLINE (1-800-889-9789) is a toll-free information and referral line with accurate, up-to-date alcohol, drug, problem gambling, and other addiction information and referrals to all citizens of Tennessee.

If you are 3 years of age or older, have a qualifying mental health diagnosis, and have no behavioral health insurance, you may qualify for the Behavioral Health Safety Net (BHSN) of Tennesee. Learn more about the qualifications and services offered.

Lifeline Representatives help start self-help support groups throughout Tennessee. They also help connect individuals with treatment and they speak publicly about their own personal experience with recovery. Learn more and get connected to a representative in your area.

Locate a free condom distribution site near you.

Serve as the collective voice for substance abuse prevention by empowering coalitions, advocating for effective policies and building strategic partnerships. Learn more and get involved in a coalition near you.

Tennessee’s 82 recovery courts are judicially-supervised court dockets that reduce correctional costs, protect community safety, and improve public welfare. In recovery courts, non-violent individuals with substance use disorders participate in treatment while under close legal and clinical supervision.

Download county-level reports about vulnerability to HIV and hepatitis C outbreaks due to injection drug use.

Learn more about HIV prevention and care resources throughout Tennessee.

PEP, or Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, is medication taken by individuals who may have been recently exposed to HIV, in order to avoid contracting the virus. Learn more and find a prescriber in your area.