We start with what communities trust.
We build toward what they need.
Unity Health Navigators brings equitable health access to anyone who is HIV possible. — People of Color, Black women, youth and young adults, and all underserved rural communities. We lead with our Preventive Care Bridge Model™ — meeting people through biometric wellness, building trust, and bridging communities to care.
HIV prevention is not our entry point. It is our outcome.
Who We Serve
Our work is designed for the people most impacted and least reached by traditional health systems.
Empowering women — especially Black women in the South — with access to testing, prevention tools, and care in stigma-free environments.
Women
Youth & Young Adults
Supporting adolescents and college students with evidence-based sexual health education and HIV prevention tools.
Justice Involved Individuals
Bringing health resources to people impacted by the carceral system — before, during, and after incarceration.
How We Help
Driving change through integrated, community-centered services.
HIV & STI Testing
Free, confidential testing and counseling that meets people where they are.
Education & Prevention
PrEP access, safer sex workshops, and HIV prevention education.
Community Outreach
Engaging events that prevent HIV, reduce stigma, and build lasting trust.
Linkage to Care
Connecting individuals to medical care, PrEP providers, and support services.
Our Approach
â‘¡ BUILD TRUST
Relationships before interventions
â‘¢ EDUCATE
Knowledge that
empowers decisions
â‘£ TEST & LINK
Access to care pathways
⑤ SUSTAIN
Long-term support
and outcomes
Most HIV prevention programs start with HIV — and lose people before the conversation begins. We start differently. We begin with what communities already trust: Basic Health Services, such as
Blood Pressure, Diabetes Screening & BMI Screenings.
These are the entry points that open doors in community engagement — not close them.
From there, we build relationships that naturally lead to HIV education, testing, prevention, and care.
"Before I can educate, I have to listen. Before I can prevent, I have to understand. I don't walk into a community with an agenda — I walk in with questions. Real change starts with understanding how people actually live."
— Jawana L. Williams, Founder