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Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Part A Manual

 

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I. General Information
  3. Division of Service Systems
      Introduction
    A. Part A and Part B Project Officers
Introduction

The Division of Service Systems (DSS) within HRSA's HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB) administers Part A and Part B of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program. HAB/DSS has responsibility for the following programs:

  • Part A grants for Eligible Metropolitan Areas (EMAs) and Transitional Grant Areas (TGAs).

  • Part B grants for States and territories. Part B services are funded under five program areas: consortia, home- and community-based care, insurance continuity, medications through AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAP), and State direct services. 

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Part A and B Project Officers

Each Part A and Part B grantee has an assigned project officer in DSS. The role of the project officer is:

  • To be the primary contact between grantees and DSS.
  • To facilitate the exchange of information needed by grantees, planning councils or other representatives that directly affect the implementation and administration of Part A and Part B programs. This information may relate directly to grantee roles and responsibilities, planning council roles and mandated functions, and service provider issues such as reporting requirements.
  • To monitor and document programmatic performance to ensure compliance with legislative requirements through monthly calls with the grantee and planning council; conducting site visits; reviewing grantee specific submissions such as grant applications, conditions of award, grievance procedures, carry-over requests, by-laws, needs assessments and comprehensive plans.
  • To identify and respond to specific technical assistance needs of grantees and planning councils. The project officer is the point of contact to coordinate the request to begin technical assistance.
  • To maintain a summary of major grantee key program accomplishments and challenges.
  • To represent the concerns/perspectives of grantees in HRSA/HAB initiatives.
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