Ryan White HIV/AIDS Part D grantees provide family-centered primary medical care involving outpatient or ambulatory care (directly through contracts or through memoranda of understanding) for women, infants, children and youth with HIV/AIDS. Part D funds the following services:
- Family-centered primary and specialty medical care
- Support services
- Dental services
- Nutritional services
- PrEP education (HIV prevention)
The Community Health Center Association of Connecticut (CHCACT) receives funding under the Ryan White Care Act Part D to administer the Children, Youth and Family AIDS Network (CYFAN) of Connecticut. This statewide provider network is supported on a contractual basis by CHCACT for medical care, family-centered case management services and outreach. CHCACT fulfills its role in the administration, coordination, program development and reporting functions of CYFAN through day-to-day management of subcontracts with 7 community health centers. The seven community health centers that participate in CYFAN all administer comprehensive culturally competent HIV/AIDS outreach services that are driven by case finding and appropriate linkages to care for women, adolescents, youth between the ages of 13-24 and infants.
For more information please contact Kathyleen Pitner, Director of Programs and Evalaution, at kpitner@chcact.org.
Click here for CYFAN Resources.
Click here for a list of participating CYFAN agencies in the following communities:
