The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) provides a comprehensive system of care that includes primary medical care and essential support services for people living with HIV who are uninsured or underinsured. The Program awards grants to cities, states and local community-based organizations to provide HIV care and treatment services to more than half a million people each year, reaching more than half of all those diagnosed with HIV in the United States.
To highlight the innovative models of care that Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grant recipients implement in communities across the country, the HIV/AIDS Bureau publishes a report every two years. These reports provide an update of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program efforts to improve health outcomes for people living with HIV, showcase data on client demographics and services received, and document the successes and challenges of grant recipients.
Current Biennial Report
Improving Health Outcomes Through Data Utilization: 2016 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Highlights (PDF - 6.6 MB)
This biennial report highlights six Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grant recipients providing HIV care and treatment services to people living with HIV in communities across the country and illustrates how they are utilizing data to improve health outcomes.
Archived Biennial Reports
Striving for An AIDS-Free Generation: 2014 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Highlights (PDF - 2.4 MB)
Ahead of the Curve: The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Progress Report, 2012 (PDF – 5 MB)
Going the Distance: 20 Years of Leadership, A Legacy of Care - Ryan White HIV/AIDS Progress Report, 2010 (PDF – 17 MB)
The Power of Connections: 2008 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Progress Report (PDF - 6.49 MB)
The 2006 Ryan White CARE Act Progress Report: On the Frontlines (PDF - 4.92 MB)
The AIDS Epidemic and the Ryan White CARE Act: Past Successes + Future Challenges, 2004-2005 (PDF - 8.84 MB)
