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Connecting People to CareCloseThe University of Alabama’s 1917 Clinic’s Project Connect quickly links clients to HIV/AIDS care and helps keep them engaged. See the Birmingham News feature story on their work.
Ryan WhiteCloseOn April 8, 1990, Ryan White died, just months before Congress passed the AIDS bill that bears his name. Learn more about Ryan White and his mom Jeanne White Ginder and see A Living History.
HIV in CorrectionsCloseDr. Lara Strick from Washington State trains providers working with incarcerated patients in prisons and jails as the Northwest AETC Corrections Program Director. Tap into their prison-based preceptorship, corrections-specific case study in the HIV Web Study, and more. See Strick’s five tips for serving incarcerated persons.
Ryan White Community
Select for a listing of Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantee or Planning Council Web sites
Or click below for a State’s/Territory’s Ryan White Web sites. See the 2008 Ryan White State Profiles.
Nominate a Face of Ryan White
Highlighting the Frontline Work of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
Faces of Ryan White are the people and programs on the front lines delivering HIV/AIDS care to underserved populations under the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program. Behind each Face on the TARGET Center is a story about improving services for people living with HIV/AIDS—an insight about HIV/AIDS service delivery, a tool for that others can use, or lessons learned.
Faces of Ryan White include grantees, consumers, planning bodies, and even programs. To
- Provide text about an insight, a challenge overcome, a solution, an activity—anything that you think your Ryan White colleagues could learn from or even simply appreciate hearing about.
- Share a photo of the person or program or, if not available, provide a graphic image representing your idea.
We will be in touch to follow-up and feature your work so that your Ryan White colleagues can gain insights from the work underway on the front-lines.
Find Contacts
Ryan White Grantee Lists (Address, Phone, Email)
Select from the list below to view a matching grantee list:
- Part A (Hard Hit Urban Areas)
- Part B (State Formula Grants)
- Part C (Community Based Early Intervention)
- Part C (Capacity Development/Planning)
- Part D (Women, Infants, Children, and Youth)
- Part F (Special Projects of National Significance)
- Part F (Community Based Dental Partnership)
- Part F (Dental Reimbursement)
- Part F Part F (Minority AIDS Initiative for Part A Urban Areas)
- Part F (Minority AIDS Initiative for Part B States)
To view other grantee lists by state or program, visit the HRSA Grantee Find page.
Grantee Spotlight
Pharmacists, like Dr. Kirsten Balono, receive extensive training in the use and effect of medications and can play a key role in HIV/AIDS care—like reducing medication errors, supporting adherence, and helping with the selection of treatment regimens. Dr. Balano is a clinical pharmacist in a Ryan White Part C-funded clinic and also trains clinicians in HIV/AIDS care as a faculty member at the Pacific AETC. Learn more about the role of pharmacists in HIV/AIDS care at Pharmacists: Prescribing Better Care in HRSA in CAREAction, March 2010. Also, read about Dr. Balano’s background and work in training HIV providers as Featured AETC Trainer on the AETC National Resource Center Web site, the central repository for AETC program and contact information and for training materials developed within the AETC.