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Agreements & Attestations Confidentiality and Conflict of Interest At the start of each Planning Council meeting, members share any conflicts of interest to support transparency and fair decision-making. This is usually the only time agencies are named, along with the Ryan White Part A service categories they are funded to provide. Denver Transitional Grant Area (TGA) Ryan White Part A Funded Service Categories Denver Health and Hospital Authority includes The Center for Positive Health Red Clinic Case Management Continuum Early Intervention Services Mental Health Services Medical Transportation Services Outpatient Ambulatory Health Services Oral Health Care Substance Use Services – Outpatient Planning Council members are required to comply with the rules and defined roles outlined in the annual Conflict of Interest and Confidentiality Agreements. These agreements are completed online through two attestations and must be renewed annually. Staff may require additional attestations following trainings or complex meetings to reinforce expectations. Confidentiality Attestation Conflict of Interest Attestation Committee Designation All Planning Council members are required to designate and participate in a committee. Attendance at both your designated committee and General Planning Council meetings counts toward your overall attendance. Designated Committee Community Engagement Committee (CEC) If you would like to change your committee assignment, please notify staff. Membership Role Each seat on the Planning Council serves a defined purpose. While members bring a range of perspectives and expertise, these mandated seats ensures key voices are consistently included in decision-making. You have indicated in past agreements that you are comfortable disclosing some personal health information. You may continue to do so my stating the council role listed below. If you would prefer not to disclose information please let PC staff know. Please remember that PC members may chose to disclose sensitive information on their own behalf, and never for someone else. Membership Role Unaligned Person Living with HIV Event Title Event Time Event Date Change the event description to include your own content. Adjust the settings to customize the style. September 2026 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Hello Thank you for being a Planning Council member. It is a generous act of service that helps so many in the Denver area. This is your personal member page.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION Lived experience matters Learn More & Apply • View the DHRPC Calendar • Visit the DHRPC Website • How to Join • Apply through Denver Boards & Commissions • Email DHRPC Staff Discover other perspectives The Planning Council seeks 3–4 new members and People Living with HIV (PLHIV) are strongly encouraged to apply. We are especially looking for individuals not employed by Ryan White Part A funded agencies. However, all PLHIV are encouraged to apply. Member Commitment: • 1 Council Meeting per month, 1st Thursday, 5:00–7:00 PM • 1 Committee Meeting per month • 2 Full-Day Meetings in August • Occasional ad-hoc meetings for urgent decisions All members must comply with Council bylaws. All meetings are open to the public. Attending a meeting before applying is encouraged. Thank you for your interest in strengthening Denver’s HIV Community. 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 defined membership composition (at least 33% PLHIV), and requires a high level of client participation. To learn more about the roles and responsibilities of the Planning Council, please view the PC Primer here . Click here for more information on how to join the 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 .

CONFLICT OF INTEREST BY AFFILIATION WITH A RYAN WHITE PART A AGENCY Children’s Hospital Immunodeficiency Program (CHIP) − Behavioral Health Continuum − Case Management Continuum − Early Intervention Services − Medical Transportation Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health − Psychosocial Support Services Clinica Tepeyac − Medical Transportation Services − Mental Health Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health Colorado Health Network (CHN) − Medical Transportation Services − Mental Health Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health − Behavioral Health Continuu − Case Management Continuum − Emergency Financial Assistance − Food Bank and Home Delivered Meals − Housing Services − Medical Transportation Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health Services − Oral Health Care − Psychosocial Support Services Denver Health and Hospital Authority (DHHA) − Behavioral Health Continuum − Case Management Continuum − Early Intervention Services − Medical Transportation Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health Services − Oral Health Care − Psychosocial Support Services PC Members Ed and Becca The Empowerment Program − Case Management Continuum − Medical Transportation Services − Psychosocial Support Services − Behavioral Health Continuum − Case Management Continuum − Early Intervention Services − Medical Transportation Services − Psychosocial Support Services It Takes a Village − Psychosocial Support Services HIV CARE LINK Mile High Behavioral Health Care (Element) − Medical Transportation Services − Psychosocial Support Services − Substance Use Services – Outpatient − Behavioral Health Continuum − Case Management Continuum − Medical Transportation Services − Psychosocial Support Services Servicios de la Raza − Food Bank and Home Delivered Meals Project Angel Heart University of Colorado Hospital − Behavioral Health Continuum − Case Management Continuum − Early Intervention Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health Services Vivent Health − Behavioral Health Continuum − Case Management Continuum − Early Intervention Services − Outpatient Ambulatory Health Services

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 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

© 2025 Denver HIV Resources Planning Council

DENVER METRO HIV RESOURCES PLANNING COUNCIL 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. A MAYORAL-APPOINTED BOARD PAGES & LINKS HOW TO JOIN CALENDAR COLORADO HIV STRATEGY CONTACTS THE COUNCIL DATA HUB COMMITTEES & DOCUMENTS VIDEO WORKSHOP PRIORITY SETTING AND RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS GRIEVANCES • FEEDBACK • COMMENTS • CONCERNS DO YOU ACCESS SERVICES AND HAVE CONCERNS OR FEEDBACK? CLICK HERE LINKS RELATED TO PRIORITY SETTING AND RESOURCE ALLOATION (PSRA) 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 . © 2025 Denver HIV Resources Planning Council