Central Carolina Health Network

Programs: Program funded through part d of the ryan white hiv/aids treatment extension act of 2009. Purpose is to serve women, youth, adolescents and families infected with and affected by hiv through coordination of family-centered, community-based comprehensive systems of care. Services are targeted towards getting hiv positive women, children and youth into medical care, as well as raising awareness about the benefits and availability of clinical trials. Outreach component of program seeks to identify individuals who are positive, but unaware of their hiv status or who may be positive but not sure where/how to access services. Serves alamance, caswell, guilford, randolph and rockingham counties. May serve residents of other counties if there is no part b provider in that area. The total number of recipients of ryan white part d assistance was 898

housing opportunities for persons with aids (hopwa). Program funded by hud through the city of greensboro and the state of north carolina aids care unit. Funds are used to address the housing needs of persons living with hiv/aids in alamance, caswell, guilford, randolph, rockingham, montgomery and davie counties. Money is allocated to agencies for vouchers and short-term housing assistance. Total number of recipients of housing during the fiscal year was 68.

program funded through part b of the ryan white hiv/aids treatment extension act of 2009 title ii. Through the state of north carolina aids care unit. Provides outpatient and support services to individuals infected with hiv/aids in alamance, caswell, guilford, montgomery, randolph and rockingham counties. Cchn works with agencies in the different counties that serve clients directly. Funded services include primary medical care, dental care, hiv medications, case management, transportation, emergency financial assistance housing. The total number of recipients of assistance under ryan white part b was 829.

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