The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) helps low-income people with HIV by providing:
- Medical care
- Medications
- Support services to help them stay in care
Each year, more than half of all people diagnosed with HIV -- about 500,000 people -- receive help through the RWHAP.
We also help diagnose, treat, prevent, and respond to end the HIV epidemic in the United States.
How does the program work?
We provide grants to cities, states, counties, and community-based groups. Our grants help:
- Provide care, medication, and support services to people with HIV
- Improve HIV-related health outcomes
- Reduce the spread of HIV
How is the program structured?
There are five parts to the RWHAP. Each has a different funding purpose.
Program Parts | Grant Recipients | Funding Purpose |
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Part A |
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Provide medical and support services to cities and counties most affected by HIV |
Part B |
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Part C | Local community-based groups |
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Part D | Local community-based organizations |
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Part F |
AETCs and SPNS
Dental Programs
Minority AIDS Initiative RWHAP recipients |
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