A Guide to Fiscal Year 1991 Federal Funding for HIV Disease: How Dollars are Spent How to Access Them

effective ways to prevent infection, particularly
through perinatal transmission; develop communitybased, family-centered, coordinated services for
infected infants and children; and develop programs
to reduce the spread of infection to vulnerable populations. The MCHB also supports the Children with
AIDS Newsletter, produced by the Foundation for
Children with AIDS, Inc., to encourage networking
on a national basis.
Construction/Renovation Grants. This program was begun in FY '88 and is designed to meet
the need for non-acute care facilities for persons with
AIDS/HIV. Designated monies assist in renovation/construction projects for intermediate and/or
long-term care facilities.

Sub-Acute Care Demonstrations. Grants under
this program support operating costs for sub-acute
care facilities, including: hospice services, outpatient
care, and outreach activities.
HIV Services Planning Program. This one-year
grant program helps low prevalence areas and states
(with 100 to 400 AIDS cases) develop a coordinated
strategy for health care and social services delivery
to individuals with HIV infection.
CDC/HRSA AIDS Demonstration Program.
CDC and HRSA select demonstration sites in this initiative that receive supplemental awards to participate in a program to expand HIV prevention and

Department of Health & Human Services
Public Health Service
Health Resources & Services Administration
Office of the Administrator
Administrator
Robert G. Harmon, M.D., M.P.H.
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Office of Rural Health Policy
Director
Jeffrey Human

Office of Equal Opportunity
and Civil Rights
Associate Administrator
J. Calvin Adams

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Office of Policy
Coordination
Associate Administrator
Thomas D. Hatch

Office of Operations
and Management
Associate Administrator
James A. Walsh, Ph.D.

Office of Communications
Associate Administrator
Sylvia W. Shaffer

Office of Planning, Evaluation
and Legislation
Associate Administrator
Ronald H. Carlson

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Bureau of Health
Resources Development
$179,691,000
Director
Daniel F. Whiteside,
D.D.S., Acting

Bureau of Health Care
Delivery & Assistance
$44,891,000
Director
Marilyn H. Gaston, M.D.

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Maternal and Child
Health Bureau
$19,518,000
Director
Vince L. Hutchins, M.D.,
Acting

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Bureau of Health Professions
$17,029,000
Director
Fitzhugh S.M. Mullan, M.D.

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