The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program is a vital safety net for those living with HIV, but many people – especially those who are newly diagnosed – do not know about all the assistance it can provide.
KFF’s Greater Than can help you get the word out.
Our latest campaign features people living with HIV and the experts who work with them sharing their experiences with the Ryan White program. These short, powerful testimonials are designed to be used on your social media and web platforms.
“The Ryan White Program is what helped me to be able to get linked into care.” Jordan
The Ryan White HIV program got me linked into care and more.
The Ryan White HIV program helps get your basic needs met.
El programa de VIH de Ryan White brinda atención de salud mental a personas que viven con el VIH.
We provide organizations with FREE downloadable assets including videos, static and motion graphics and banners. Use them for your social media, websites, or digital advertisements.
Topics include HIV/STD testing, PrEP, doxy PEP, Ryan White, care and treatment, and more!
KFF’s Social Impact Media team works with health departments and community organizations on localized Greater Than campaigns.
Our unique public-private partnerships have helped health departments and community-based organizations across the country avoid the expense of creating new social media campaigns and the pitfalls of promoting them. Our materials are consumer tested and ready-to-go, and our staff has decades of experience in media planning and disseminating HIV messages.
Need assets localized to your community? We can modify them with your specific information.
Have a digital advertising budget? We can facilitate media placement. Whether you have a little or a lot to spend, our experts can maximize your impact through advertising and paid social.
Learn more about partnership opportunities or contact us at GreaterThan@KFF.org.
“Our partnership with KFF has been nothing short of invaluable…their efforts have amplified our ability to reach the public with life-changing information.”
– Public Relations and Communications Coordinator, Mississippi State Department of Health