Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections | Vermont Department of Health
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Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections | Vermont Department of Health
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Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections
In this section:
Data Reports
Free Condoms
HIV Treatment and Care
Information for Health Care Providers
Prevention and Testing
Mpox (Human Monkeypox Virus)
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are spread from person-to-person through sexual contact. STIs are common and can affect anyone who is sexually active. Many STIs don't cause symptoms, so you might not know that you have one.
There are ways to prevent STIs including using condoms, getting vaccinated when available, and regular testing. Resources and services are available to protect your sexual health. We also work closely with partners to offer specialized HIV care for prevention, testing, treatment, and ongoing care.
Information for health care providers is also on this page.
STI and HIV prevention and testing, HIV PrEP and PEP
Prevention and Testing
Medication assistance and specialty providers
HIV Treatment and Care
Organizations that provide free condoms
Free Condoms
Annual HIV surveillance reports
Data Reports
Vaccine information and partner toolkits
Mpox
Resources on HIV and other STIs
Information for Health Care Providers
Community Advisory and Planning
The Vermont Department of Health’s HIV Community Advisory Group (CAG) helps guide HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in Vermont. The group is made up of people with lived experience and professionals working in HIV and viral hepatitis prevention and care, especially from communities most affected. The CAG plays an important role in shaping priorities and strategies of Vermont’s statewide Integrated Plan. Updated every five years, the plan outlines the state’s approach to preventing new HIV infections and improving care for people living with HIV.
Apply to Become a Member
Are you interested in becoming a voice on the Community Advisory Group? If you have lived experience with HIV and/or viral hepatitis, either personally, professionally, or both – we want to hear from you! Stipends, travel and childcare reimbursement are available if you’re not attending as part of a job.
Please complete the
member application form
.
Questions about the CAG or application? Reach out to
[email protected]
.
Information for Health Care Providers
Data Reports
HIV Treatment and Care
Prevention and Testing
Mpox (Human Monkeypox Virus)
Learn about mpox, like how it spreads from person to person, symptoms of the illness...
Free Condoms
Consistent and correct use of condoms reduces the risk of STDs and HIV transmission. Your...
Subscribe to Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections
Last Updated:
April 21, 2026
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Translations for you
Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections
In this section:
Data Reports
Free Condoms
HIV Treatment and Care
Information for Health Care Providers
Prevention and Testing
Mpox (Human Monkeypox Virus)
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are spread from person-to-person through sexual contact. STIs are common and can affect anyone who is sexually active. Many STIs don't cause symptoms, so you might not know that you have one.
There are ways to prevent STIs including using condoms, getting vaccinated when available, and regular testing. Resources and services are available to protect your sexual health. We also work closely with partners to offer specialized HIV care for prevention, testing, treatment, and ongoing care.
Information for health care providers is also on this page.
STI and HIV prevention and testing, HIV PrEP and PEP
Prevention and Testing
Medication assistance and specialty providers
HIV Treatment and Care
Organizations that provide free condoms
Free Condoms
Annual HIV surveillance reports
Data Reports
Vaccine information and partner toolkits
Mpox
Resources on HIV and other STIs
Information for Health Care Providers
Community Advisory and Planning
The Vermont Department of Health’s HIV Community Advisory Group (CAG) helps guide HIV prevention, care, and treatment services in Vermont. The group is made up of people with lived experience and professionals working in HIV and viral hepatitis prevention and care, especially from communities most affected. The CAG plays an important role in shaping priorities and strategies of Vermont’s statewide Integrated Plan. Updated every five years, the plan outlines the state’s approach to preventing new HIV infections and improving care for people living with HIV.
Apply to Become a Member
Are you interested in becoming a voice on the Community Advisory Group? If you have lived experience with HIV and/or viral hepatitis, either personally, professionally, or both – we want to hear from you! Stipends, travel and childcare reimbursement are available if you’re not attending as part of a job.
Please complete the
member application form
.
Questions about the CAG or application? Reach out to
[email protected]
.
Information for Health Care Providers
Data Reports
HIV Treatment and Care
Prevention and Testing
Mpox (Human Monkeypox Virus)
Learn about mpox, like how it spreads from person to person, symptoms of the illness...
Free Condoms
Consistent and correct use of condoms reduces the risk of STDs and HIV transmission. Your...
Subscribe to Sexual Health and Sexually Transmitted Infections
Last Updated:
April 21, 2026