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Ryan an Wh White te HIV IV/AIDS /AIDS Program

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Ap April 23, 2014

Laura a W. . Ch Cheever, er, MD, D, Associ ciate ate Administ strato rator Polly E. Ro Ross, , MD, D, Di Director ctor Lynn R.

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Purpose of Today’s Call

• Review the President’s FY 2015 Budget proposal
• Solicit input on the elements of the proposed Parts

C and D consolidation FY 2015 Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) due for release in fall 2014

Agenda Agenda

(1) Overview and Review of FY 2015 President’s Budget Proposal (2) Part C Program – Key Requirements (3) Discussion Topics for FY 2015 FOA:

• Services to include women, infants, children

and youth (WICY) populations

• Demonstrating need

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• The President’s Budget for FY 2015 proposes a new effort to

help improve care for people living with HIV, including the most vulnerable populations

• In order to better target resources to improve patient outcomes,

the President’s budget consolidates Part D funding within the Part C program and increases the overall investment – more than previously invested into Part C and D combined – into Part C services

• The FY 2015 Presidential Budget for the consolidated Part C

Program of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program will be $280.2

• million. This funding is $4 million above FY 2014 investments in

both Part C and D combined

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• The expansion of the Part C program to include Part D

geographic service areas will allow resources to assist the most critically affected populations in the areas of greatest need.

• As the number of children born with HIV in this country decreases,

women and youth continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV.

• The consolidation will provide expanded points of access across

the country to HIV care and treatment for the most vulnerable populations, including women, children and youth.

• The consolidation of the Part C and Part D programs will also

increase the number of grantees across the country focused on the needs of this important population.

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• In 2014, 67% of Part D programs funded by the Ryan White

HIV/AIDS Program are dually-funded by Part C

• As a result, these co-funded grantees face increased reporting

burden and administrative efforts to manage their grants

• By consolidating the Part D program within the Part C program,

the goal will be increased efficiencies, more streamlined grants administration, and less reporting burden, which will allow more funding to be made available for direct patient care services

• Through greater efficiencies, such as reduced administrative

burden, even greater resources could be made available to grantees

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Who May Apply?

Any organization that is an eligible applicant including:

• Current Part D grantees
• Current Part D grantees who are also Part C grantees
• Current Part C grantees who are not Part D grantees
• Other eligible applicants who are not currently Part C or Part

D funded

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• HRSA will notify the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

community, including current Part C and Part D grantees, when the Funding Opportunity Announcement is posted:

• A video will be developed and posted online outlining the

FOA’s highlights as well as the full FOA text

• Grantees may visit: www.hrsa.gov/subscribe/index.html and

sign up for email from HRSA, which will alert you when FOAs are posted online and other agency information

• A technical assistance pre-application webinar will be

presented by HAB to discuss the FOA requirements

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FY 2 201 015 5 Fu Fund nding ng Op Oppo portun tunity ity An Anno nounc uncem ement ent

• Providing Services for Women, Children,

Infants and Youth

• Demonstrating Need

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Wha hat t serv ervices ices whi hich ch ar are e curre urrently ntly sup uppo ported rted by by Par art t D fu fund ndin ing for g for wom

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Needs Assessment has Four Major Sections:

• 1. HIV Seroprevalence & Surrogate Markers
• 2. The Social Context of HIV/AIDS
• 3. Target Populations
• 4. Local HIV Service Delivery System and recent

changes

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De Demo monst strating ating Ne Need

Needs Assessment has Four Major Sections:

• 1. HIV Seroprevalence and Surrogate Markers
• Looking for the “burden” of HIV disease
• 2. The Social Context of HIV/AIDS
• Looking for the conditions that impact the

provision of HIV care, positively or negatively

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De Demo monst strating ating Ne Need

Needs Assessment has Four Major Sections:

• 3. Target Populations
• Who will be impacted by this proposal?
• 4. Local HIV Service Delivery and Recent

Changes

• How does the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

funding make a difference in the applicant’s local health care delivery landscape?

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De Demo mons nstr trating ating Ne Need ed Di Discus cussion sion

What are the critical factors or markers that best demonstrate the need for the Part C Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program in your community?

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Th Than ank you

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participation! icipation!

For additional questions or comments, please email: RWP20 2015 15PartCProposa PartCProposal@hrsa.gov l@hrsa.gov

Co Contac ntact t In Information formation

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s, MD MD Director HRSA/HAB/DCHAP pross@hrsa.gov Ly Lynn nn R. . Weg egma man, , MP MPA Deputy Director HRSA/HAB/DCHAP lwegman@hrsa.gov