Ryan White 2012 Grantee Meeting

One grant is typically not enough to make a program work. It often requires multiple Ryan White Parts/Grants and funding streams working together to serve the needs of the HIV-positive patient population. This session will focus on managing one program with multiple funding streams. This presentation will discuss integrating eligibility, allocation of resources, and fiscal management to ensure that funding sources are not duplicative, but are working in tandem to meet the needs of the entire HIV patient population.

Learning Objectives:

• Participants will learn about the variety of Ryan White grants that exist and how they uniquely work together to serve the HIV patient population.
• Participants will be able to integrate program eligibility, budgets, and expenditures for a variety of funding sources to obtain a realistic picture of the entire HIV program at work.
• Using case studies, participants will look at different types of HIV programs and discuss how funds could be better utilized or more creatively structured to meet program requirements and to serve the growing patient population.