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The Data Think Tank provides the opportunity for key decision makers the opportunity to discuss the data needed that will justify change. This process also gives council members to think creatively about how data can be used to springboard into new ways of approacing the Priority Setting and Resource Allocation process that will support People Living with HIV (PLHIV) in the Denver metro area. Exploring questions that support PSRA decisions. The Data Exploration Forum is designed to strengthen the foundation of our decision-making by supporting access to reliable baseline data, examining trends over time, and encouraging new lines of inquiry that can guide future strategies, funding discussions, and community impact. SUBMIT A REQUEST REVIEW REQUESTS Data Requests Shape Real Funding Decisions DATA REQUESTS & QUESTIONS I have a data request. I have a question about data. Do you have ideas on data needed to support meaningful decisions for Priority Setting, Resource Allocations, and other council discussions? Keep it focused - One data request per submission. Do you have more ideas? Send them in. Multiple submissions are encouraged. Ask your question here. Submitted By Phone Email* Status? Provide response ASAP Respond during the Data Exploration meeting Send DATA REQUESTS DATA REQUESTS DATA REQUESTS DATA REQUESTS Let’s Work Together Get in touch so we can start working together. First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

The Denver HIV Resources Planning Council guides how Ryan White Part A funds are used for HIV care in Denver. With at least one-third People Living with HIV, the Council reviews data, sets service priorities, and makes funding decisions that shape medical care, support services, and long-term planning. This site offers data, videos, workshops, and ways to join and strengthen HIV care in our community. PAGES & LINKS HOW TO JOIN CALENDAR COLORADO HIV STRATEGY PRIORITY SETTING AND RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS CONTACTS THE COUNCIL DATA HUB COMMITTEES & DOCUMENTS VIDEO WORKSHOP DO YOU ACCESS SERVICES AND HAVE CONCERNS OR FEEDBACK? GRIEVANCES • FEEDBACK • COMMENTS • CONCERNS CLICK HERE The Denver HIV Council seeks new members! GO HERE FOR INFORMATION GO HERE FOR THE FLYER Are you ready to join the Denver HIV Resources Planning Council? The Planning Council seeks people with lived HIV experience. Click here for more information. Ryan White Part A Planning Councils guide how federal HIV care funds are used locally. They include the essential participation from People Living with HIV (PLHIV), review data and community input, set service priorities, decide how funds are distributed, and develop long-term plans for a coordinated system of care. While the grantee manages daily operations, the Council ensures funding decisions remain informed and responsive to community needs. Get to Know Us Ryan White HIV Planning Councils are unique. No other federal health or human services program has a legislatively required planning body that is the decision maker about how funds will be used, has such defined membership composition, and requires such a high level of client participation (at least 33 percent). To learn more about the roles and responsibilities of the Planning Council, please view the PC Primer here . © 2026 Denver HIV Resources Planning Council

The Denver HIV Resources Planning Council is a mayoral-appointed board for the City and County of Denver under the Department of Public Health and Environment that works collaboratively with DDPHE HIV Resources to prioritize services and allocate funding to providers in the Denver metro area. A MAYORAL-APPOINTED BOARD SUPPORTING THE COORDINATION OF HIGH-QUALITY, CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE HIV SERVICES ACROSS THE DENVER TRANSITIONAL GRANT AREA, INCLUDING ADAMS, ARAPAHOE, BROOMFIELD, DENVER, DOUGLAS, AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES. PAGES & LINKS CALENDAR COLORADO HIV STRATEGY COMMITTEES & DOCUMENTS CONTACTS THE COUNCIL DATA HUB DATA ORIENTATION HOW TO JOIN VIDEO WORKSHOP A Bit More About Us... The Planning Council oversees the prioritization and allocation of Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part A Funds. These funds pay for primary medical care, mental health services, dental care, substance use treatment, early intervention services, psycho-social support, and food services for people living with HIV who are low income or whose insurance does not cover their needs. The funds are distributed to community-based organizations, public health programs, and community health clinics. The Planning Council is also responsible for: (a) conducting an ongoing needs assessment of people living with HIV, (b) assisting with the Statewide Coordinated Statement of Need (SCSN) and the Colorado Integrated HIV Prevention & Care Plan, (c) crafting directives that provide guidance on how to improve service models and best meet identified needs, (d) reviewing service standards for each funded service category, and (e) evaluating the work of Denver HIV Resources. Planning Council Membership Planning Council membership must reflect the demographics of the local epidemic and include members with specific expertise in health care planning, housing for the homeless, health care for incarcerated populations, substance use and mental health treatment, and members who represent other Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Parts. At least 33% of members must be unaligned and receive Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program services. RWHAP planning councils are unique. No other federal health or human services program has a legislatively required planning body that is the decision maker about how funds will be used, has such defined membership composition, and requires such a high level of client participation (at least 33 percent). To learn more about the roles and responsibilities of the Planning Council, please view the PC Primer here .

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Service Name The first video in the member orientation for Planning Council members. An introduction to Service Categories and how they drive many functions of the council. Next, we introduce Service Standards and the important role the council has to support how People Living with HIV (PLHIV) receive care. The council journey creates opportunities for all members to learn more about the Ryan White Program and so much more. We begin with how to navigate acronyms and other abbreviated titles. Then we learn more about Ryan White and his legacy. The Hub has all sorts of information that Planning Council member use to inform key decisions. We begin with a review of service categories then take a deeper dive into how to access essential data on what services are, if they are funded or implemented in the Denver area, and how well they are being utilized. The council is makes data-driven decisions and the hub is the best place to start. © 2025 Denver HIV Resources Planning Council

The Denver HIV Resources Planning Council is a mayoral-appointed board for the City and County of Denver under the Department of Public Health and Environment that works collaboratively with DDPHE HIV Resources to prioritize services and allocate funding to providers in the Denver metro area. A MAYORAL-APPOINTED BOARD Supporting the coordination of HIV services in Denver and surrounding counties. PAGES & LINKS CALENDAR COLORADO HIV STRATEGY COMMITTEES & DOCUMENTS CONTACTS THE COUNCIL DATA HUB DATA ORIENTATION HOW TO JOIN VIDEO WORKSHOP ¿ACCEDE A LOS SERVICIOS Y TIENE INQUIETUDES O COMENTARIOS? HAGA CLIC AQUÍ © 2025 Denver HIV Resources Planning Council

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Participation Agreements All council and community members who actively attend meetings conducted by the Denver HIV Resources Planning Council (DHRPC) must review and attest to 2 essential agreements. This is done at least every year, and sometimes more frequently depending the work being done. Here is how to give your attestation. Step 1: Read each of the agreement documents. If you like you may print them or ask for copies be provided to you by Planning Council staff. These documents are always available on the DHRPC website. Step 2: You will be navigated to a form to attest to these agreements. Please make sure you give yourself time to review these agreements. 01 Project Name This is your Project description. Provide a brief summary to help visitors understand the context and background of your work. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start. It is essential that the Planning Council celebrates having a wide array of individuals. These difference perspectives provide a balanced perspective and gives everyone the opportunity to engage robust conversations and key decisions. It's these differences that make the Ryan White HIV Part A Program unique. These agreements support how folx participate in meetings and help remove bias in the counil'w planning proces. 02 Project Name This is your Project description. Provide a brief summary to help visitors understand the context and background of your work. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start. 03 Project Name This is your Project description. Provide a brief summary to help visitors understand the context and background of your work. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start. 04 Project Name This is your Project description. Provide a brief summary to help visitors understand the context and background of your work. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start.

DENVER METRO HIV RESOURCES PLANNING COUNCIL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE Bring Your Voice To The Council Table The Community Engagement Committee invites People Living with HIV (PLHIV) to participate in meaningful conversations that shape the future of HIV services in the Denver Metro area. Through shared lived experience, community members help guide discussions on priorities, service needs, and promote the value of individuals living with HIV. The Community Engagement Committee usually meets on the second Thursday of each month. Details are available on the Planning Council’s calendar page. Community members are always welcome to join and share perspective or just get a feel for how the meetings work.

The Denver HIV Resources Planning Council encourages people living with HIV who use Ryan White services to provide feedback. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and to have their needs met. Please share any barriers or challenges you may face so we can improve the system. If you file a grievance or concern through this process, it will not negatively affect the services you receive. We value all feedback, and grievances are taken seriously. Your voice matters as we work to improve services for people living with HIV. Thank you. CONTINUE EXIT Section Title Section Subtitle Every website has a story, and your visitors want to hear yours. This space is a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what your team does and what your site has to offer. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want site visitors to know. If you’re a business, talk about how you started and share your professional journey. Explain your core values, your commitment to customers and how you stand out from the crowd. Add a photo, gallery or video for even more engagement.

FY2026 Priority Setting and Resource Allocations (PSRA) The Planning Council is tasked with prioritizing and allocating funds to all Service Categories under the Ryan White program for Part A and the Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI). After careful deliberation, the council makes decisions on the importance and ranking of Service Categories based on available data and feedback from People Living with HIV. Go here to view the 2026 PSRA Certificate Go here to view previous PSRA Certificates Below are the PSRA results for Part A and MAI for FY2026. Thank you to everyone who participated and supported the process!

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