ABOUT The NEW HAVEN/FAIRFIELD COUNTIES RYAN WHITE PLANNING COUNCIL

  • The New Haven/Fairfield EMA (Emergency Metropolitan Area) Ryan White Part A Planning Council is a federally mandated community group of dedicated volunteers appointed by the Mayor of the City of New Haven/Fairfield, CT to plan the organization and delivery of Ryan White Part A HIV/AIDS services.
  • Part A funds are used to meet the health service needs of people living with HIV/AIDS that are not met by any other health care programs.
  • The Planning Council takes the lead in conducting many of its legislated responsibilities and shares duties with the grantee in some areas. To guarantee that a broad range of ideas are heard, the planning council membership must reflect specific areas of expertise as well as disproportionately affected and historically under served populations.
  • The Planning Council completes its work through a structure of committees and subcommittees all of which are open to the public.
  • Individuals wishing to become a member of the Planning Council must submit a nomination application, which is reviewed by the Council Membership/Finance Committee. Once approved, the application is presented to the Council for an approval vote. Once approved by the full Council, the application is sent to the Mayor for approval and appointment.

The council gathers information through needs assessment activities for use in making decisions to provide federal funding for medical care and support services to people living with HIV/AIDS.

 

The Council makes decisions that impact how federal HIV funds will be used for New Haven and Fairfield Counties such as:

  • case management
  • medical care
  • insurance assistance
  • transportation
  • outreach
  • housing
  • emergency financial assistance

The Planning Council completes its work through a structure of committees and subcommittees all of which are open to the public.

For additional information on all things Planning Council, download HRSA's  Planning Council Primer

 

The Award Process

Each year Congress approves different amounts of funds for Ryan White programs, including Part A which is then divided into formula and supplemental funds.

  • EMA's or TGA's must submit a grant application to HAB/DSS each year to receive formula and supplemental Part A funds.
  • Grants are written by the Grantee and submitted each September.
  • EMA's or TGA's must submit a grant application to HAB/DSS each year to receive formula and supplemental Part A funds.
  • Grants are written by the Grantee and submitted each September.
  • The grant year or fiscal year runs from March 1st to February 28th each year.
  • The annual planning cycle, which the Planning Council operates on, is from September to August each year.

New Haven/Fairfield Counties

Ryan White HIV Planning Council

54 Meadow Street, 9th Floor

New Haven, CT 06519

888-243-0464

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HRSA DISCLAIMER

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Extension Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-87) via grant H89HA00007.

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NEW HAVEN / FAIRFIELD

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RYAN WHITE PLANNING COUNCIL