Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Part B: Grants to States and Territories

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Part B: Grants to States and Territories is sponsored by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part B provides grants to states and territories. This funding helps them improve HIV medical and support services. The improvements focus on making these services better, easier to access, and more organized.

## What grants are available under Part B? The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part B grants include: * Base grant - This covers core medical services and support services * Supplemental grant -This grant gives additional money to states and territories that can show they need more help * AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) - This grant helps low-income people with HIV get the medications they need.

There are three kinds of ADAP: * Regular ADAP grants: this provides money for medications * Supplemental ADAP grants: some states receive extra money if they have a greater need * Emergency relief funds: some states receive money to help people waiting for ADAP medicine * Minority AIDS Initiative grants - These grants focus on educating and helping minority communities to access ADAP and other medication assistance programs * Emerging Communities grants - These grants provide additional money to states that have a growing number of people with AIDS (also known as “emerging communities.

”). These are communities that have between 500 and 999 AIDS cases in the past five years ## Who are Part B grant recipients? Part B grant funding goes to the chief elected official (CEO) of a state or territory.

The CEO then chooses an agency, like the department of health, to manage the grant. View the list of FY 2025 Part B grant awards. ## Who is eligible for Part B grants?

RWHAP Part B grants are available to all states and territories in the United States. This includes: * The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico * Northern Mariana Islands * Federated States of Micronesia * Republic of the Marshall Islands RWHAP Part B is also available to states or territories with emerging communities. ## How do you decide base grants?

The amount of funding each state or territory gets in a base grant depends on how many people are living with HIV. We use a formula and data from the most recent calendar year. This decides Part B and ADAP base grants.

Learn more about ADAP base and supplemental grants, and emergency relief funding. ## What services do Part B grant recipients fund and provide? Part B grant recipients fund medications, core medical services, and support services.

Each state or territory decides which services to offer based on their jurisdiction’s needs assessment and available funding. All Part B recipients and subrecipients must help eligible clients find health care coverage.

### Core medical services * Outpatient and ambulatory health services * AIDS Drug Assistance Program * AIDS pharmaceutical assistance * Early intervention services * Health insurance premium and cost-sharing assistance * Medical nutrition therapy * Home and community-based health services * Outpatient substance abuse care * Medical case management, including treatment-adherence services * Respite care for caregivers of people with HIV/AIDS * Referrals for health care and other support services * Non-medical case management * Residential substance abuse treatment services ## What percent of funding goes to core medical services and support services?

Part B grant recipients must spend: * At least 75% on core medical services * No more than 25% on support services Part B grant recipients can get a waiver for the 75% core medical services if: * There are no waiting lists for ADAP * Core medical services are available to people identified and eligible in an applicant's service area