About Us
This page explains this website and the program it supports: HRSA's Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP).
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About TargetHIV
TargetHIV is a one-stop shop for accessing tools, training materials, manuals, and guidelines that focus on RWHAP service delivery and agency operations. Most resources are developed by and with support from the Health Resources and Services’ HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB), the federal agency that administers the RWHAP.
The intended audience for this site includes those working at all levels of the U.S. public health system to support people living with HIV, including RWHAP administrators, care providers, data managers, case managers, patient navigators, planning bodies, and HRSA HAB staff, but also extends to others, such as consumers in search of services, community-based organizations, and the general public.
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RWHAP Technical Assistance and Training
HRSA HAB provides RWHAP funding for a range of technical assistance and training for agencies to ensure that they can meet their grant requirements and provide high-quality services. These technical assistance services are presented here, on the TargetHIV website.
TA Providers
See our Technical Assistance Directory of support tailored to specific issues.
TA Calendar
Upcoming webinars and training events are posted in the Calendar.
TA Library
Our Library organizes hundreds of resources such as webinar recordings, manuals, and best practices by topic. Core topics, which reflect the RWHAP infrastructure, include:
- Clinical Quality Management
- Data and Reporting
- Financial Management
- HIV Care Continuum (Best practices in HIV care)
- Medical and Support Services
- Planning
- People Living with HIV & Community
- Program Management (HRSA Project Officers and the Program Parts topic pages)
RWHAP: Care for Those in Most Need
The RWHAP provides HIV care to over half a million people each year—more than half of all people living with HIV in the United States. Most clients are racial/ethnic and sexual minorities who live below the federal poverty level. See the HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau website for more information about the RWHAP.
The Ryan White Infrastructure
RWHAP is organized to fill service gaps by supporting providers at all levels of the health care system, including federal, state, municipal, and community-based agencies. Funding and guidance is provided directly to hundreds of service providers, organized under “Parts.” The Parts are outlined in our Program Locator and include:
- Part A is for hard-hit metropolitan areas and planning councils
- Part B covers states and territories and the AIDS Drug Assistance Program
- Part C funds community agencies
- Part D focuses on HIV care for women, infants, children, and youth living with HIV
- Part F covers multiple programs, including: dental, clinical training, research and demonstration projects, and global initiatives
Contacts
- Nicolé Mandel
Program Director
University of California, San Francisco; Center for HIV Information - Michael Reyes, MD, MPH
Principal Investigator
University of California, San Francisco; Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center - Jennifer Moore
Project Officer
HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau
TargetHIV is funded by HHS, HRSA, HIV/AIDS Bureau under a cooperative agreement with the University of California, San Francisco's Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center and the UCSF Center for HIV Information.
About HRSA & RWHAP
See the HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau website for information about the agency and the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.
Glossary
Bookmark the Glossary of Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program-Related Terms, including medical definitions, client-level data terminology, planning, and links to federal glossaries.
Subscribe & Stay Informed
Sign up for one or more of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Email Lists.
See What's New on the site.
Program Locator
Use our Program Locator to find a RWHAP provider near you. See our listing of Parts (A through F) as well as Part A planning councils.
Community Top Picks
See key resources for different RWHAP audiences--from program managers to clinicians to people living with HIV.
Get the Word Out
and add a link from your website so no one misses out.