Missouri HIV Landscape
Find organizations working across Missouri in HIV care, prevention, public health, research, housing and community support.
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City markers group listed organizations by approximate location. Select a city to filter the directory.
Markers use city centers, not street addresses or service-area boundaries. Organizations serving multiple locations may appear in more than one city count.
Counts describe this directory, not HIV burden, service capacity or the total number of organizations in Missouri.
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The cards include organizations involved across the Missouri HIV landscape, including direct service, public health, research, health care, housing, behavioral health, harm reduction and other roles.
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How to read this directory
This is a working Missouri directory of organizations involved in the HIV landscape, including health care, prevention, testing, public health, research, housing, behavioral health, harm reduction and community support. It is intended to help researchers, organizations, people looking for services and others understand the statewide HIV service landscape.
What is HRSA?
HRSA is the Health Resources and Services Administration, an agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. HRSA's HIV/AIDS Bureau administers the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.
What is the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program?
The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program helps people with HIV who have low incomes access medical care, medications and support services. Federal grants flow to cities, states, counties and community-based organizations.
What do Parts A, B, C and D mean?
Part A supports medical and support services in metropolitan areas most affected by HIV. Part B provides grants to states and territories for HIV care and support, including the AIDS Drug Assistance Program. Part C supports community-based outpatient HIV medical care and related services. Part D supports family-centered HIV care for women, infants, children and youth.
What is ADAP?
ADAP means AIDS Drug Assistance Program. It operates under Ryan White Part B and helps eligible people with HIV obtain FDA-approved HIV medications and, in some states, other assistance that improves access to treatment.
What is HOPWA?
HOPWA means Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS. It is a federal housing program that can provide housing assistance and related supportive services for eligible people living with HIV.
What do the supporting program labels mean here?
A supporting program label means that the relationship was identified in the directory's source material. A blank supporting program field means that a relationship was not verified for this directory; it does not mean the organization has no program support. The labels also do not distinguish a direct recipient from every possible subrecipient, contractor or service partner.
A working directory that brings together organizations involved in HIV care, prevention, testing, public health, research, housing, behavioral health, harm reduction and community support across Missouri.
The directory is intended for partnership development, research navigation and service-system orientation. It is not a complete census, a measure of HIV burden, a ranking of organizations or a guarantee that a particular service is currently available.
City markers show the approximate location used to place organizations on the map, and county shading shows the broader directory region. Some organizations serve more than one city or region, while statewide and rural organizations may not have a single mapped city.
Map markers use approximate city centers rather than street addresses or service boundaries, and region shading is approximate. Program relationships and service availability can change, so confirm current eligibility and services with the organization.