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CSTEP

The California Statewide Training & Education Program (CSTEP) sets the standard in HIV treatment and public benefits education and training for HIV, health and other providers.

CSTEP has two training components: CSTEP Treatment and CSTEP Benefits.

CSTEP Treatment offers up-to-date information about HIV and HIV treatment options.

CSTEP Benefits provides information related to accessing federal, state and local HIV-focused benefits.

CSTEP training is:

  • FREE,
  • Multi-level,
  • Offer certification,
  • Technically and culturally competent.

Be a CSTEP Advisory Board member!

CSTEP Advisory Board is composed of HIV experts, other providers and community members to help guide and support the start-up of the CSTEP Benefits program and the continuation of the CSTEP Treatment program.

CSTEP Advisory Board’s roles and responsibilities:
  • Meet semi-annually via conference call;
  • Review program design, curricula, evaluation and outreach plans;
  • Provide recommendations regarding regional training locations;
  • Promote CSTEP by supporting marketing and outreach to key providers and training participants.

Please send CV or resume to Jane Dalugdugan jane@apiwellness.org.

  CSTEP Treatment  
 

CSTEP Treatment is a multi-level HIV treatment training and education program on fundamental treatment and adherence information. A&PI Wellness Center developed CSTEP Treatment in collaboration with Project Inform.

CSTEP Treatment Certification-The Treatment Certification component gives participants the foundation needed to participate effectively in treatment teams for PLWHA.


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  CSTEP Benefits  
 

CSTEP Benefits is a NEW multi-level benefits training and education program for service providers regarding various health and disability benefits programs. A&PI Wellness Center developed CSTEP Benefits in collaboration with Positive Resource Center.

CSTEP Benefits Certification-The Benefits Certification component offers providers the skills to effectively link consumers with available sources of income and health benefits.


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  CSTEP Training Schedule  
 
February 8-9, 2012
9-5 PM
Oakland Benefits Certification The California Endowment
1111 Broadway, 7th Floor
Oakland, CA 94607

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March 1, 2012
9-5 PM
San Francisco Treatment Recertification Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
730 Polk St., 4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94109

Register Now
March 7-8, 2012
9-5 PM
Bakersfield Benefits Certification Community Action Partnership of Kern
300 19th Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301

Register Now
March 29, 2012
12:00-1:30 PM
Online Treatment Up-to-Date Online

Register Now
April 4-6, 2012
9-5 PM
Palm Springs Treatment Certification Desert AIDS Project Main Campus
1695 N. Sunrise Way
Palm Springs, CA 92262

Register Now
April 5-6, 2012
9-5 PM
San Diego Benefits Certification North Park Family Health Center
3514 30th St.
San Diego, CA 92104

Register Now

If you have any questions, please contact us at cstep@apiwellness.org


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Jane Dalugdugan
Community Development Program Manager
jane@apiwellness.org
ph: 415.292.3420 x329

Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
730 Polk Street, 4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94109

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