EXPANDING ACCESS

Introduction In Rio de Janeiro 27.46% have their diagnosis with HIV presenting CD4 count below 200 cells / mm³ (BRAZIL, 2014), which indicates the delayed uptake of HIV. Also, at the study site, we found a large number of young people infected, many of them homosexual and also several prostitution points surrounding the Health Unit. For these reasons it was created the strategy to approach professionals sex after the unit‘s operating hours, to create bonding. Objectives: This experience report aims to expand access to this public offering condoms, guidance regarding STDs, inform as the health unit works, valuing the person, offer a differentiated and professional time reference and increase the bond. Methods:                     Conducting extra activities out of the Unit´s walls, such as: vaccination, provision of contraceptive methods, counseling, rapid testing, among others. Results:    The actions demonstrated that with the professional of reference they felt the desire more to attend the health facility without fear of not being accepted. The whole team is able to welcome these people. We provide open agenda for such cases. Conclusion:    We can not change the setting of HIV infection with these actions immediately, but in the near future we can see a possible decrease in the number of cases of HIV / AIDS, and we can treat early those who are diagnosed with the HIV virus. Keywords:    CD4 / HIV / HEALTH SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY