It is the mission of the Ryan White Program to provide statewide treatment and care services to people living with HIV/AIDS.
Program History
The Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act was enacted in 1990 to improve care for low-income, uninsured, and underinsured individuals and families affected by HIV disease. The state of Delaware is a recipient of CARE Act Title II funds, which is disbursed to all states and eligible U.S. territories to help improve the quality, availability, and organization of HIV/AIDS health care and supportive services, and also to provide access to high-cost pharmaceuticals through the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP).
Fact Sheets
- AIDS PDF
- Bacterial Vaginosis PDF
- Chlamydia PDF
- Gonorrhea PDF
- Genital Herpes PDF
- Human Papillomavirus PDF
- HIV PDF
- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease PDF
- STDs & HIV PDF
- STDs and Pregnancy PDF
- Trichomoniasis PDF
Links
- Delaware Ryan White Services Manual
- Perinatal HIV Treatment Recommendations
- Adult and Adolescent HIV Antiretroviral Recommendations
- CDC National Prevention Information Network
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website
- Delaware Disease Statistics
- Delaware HIV Comprehensive Plan
- Delaware HIV Regulations
- Adult Viral Hepatitis Program
- HIV Community Planning
- HIV Counseling and Testing Program
- HIV Prevention Program
- HIV Surveillance Program
- Perinatal HIV Prevention Program
- Needle Exchange Program
- Needle Exchange Program Frequently Asked Questions
- Sexually Transmitted Disease Program
- Syphilis Elimination Project
