Ryan White Part A/MAI funds are focused on reducing HIV-related health disparities and improving health outcomes for the HIV+ African-American and Hispanic communities.
The main goals of the MAI Program are to improve HIV-related health outcomes and to reduce HIV-related disparities and disease among racial and ethnic minority communities disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS. The MAI Program conducts outreach, health education/risk reduction, and HIV treatment adherence education, and works in the community with providers to incease access to culturally and linguistically competent services for PLWH/A in the TGA. The two critical arms of the MAI Program are the MAI Community Liaison and the Health Education/Risk Reduction (HE/RR) Coordinator.
Services provided at this location: Emergency Financial Assistance-Housing Emergency Financial Assistance-Utilities Food Bank/Home Delivered Meals Health Education/Risk Reduction Medical Transportation Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI) Program
Services provided at this location: Early Intervention Services (EIS) Emergency Financial Assistance-Food Emergency Financial Assistance-Housing Emergency Financial Assistance-Utilities Food Bank/Home Delivered Meals HIV Counseling and Testing Legal Services Medical Transportation Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI) Program Syringe Services Program
Services provided at this location: AIDS Pharmaceutical Assistance Emergency Financial Assistance-Food Linguistics Services Medical Transportation Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI) Program Oral Health (Dental) Outpatient Ambulatory / Primary Medical Care Outpatient Ambulatory/Adherence Outpatient Ambulatory/Labs Outreach Services Rapid Start Vision
Services provided at this location: Health Education/Risk Reduction Linguistics Services Minority AIDS Initiative (MAI) Program Outreach Services
Ryan White HIV Services Program
1650 North College Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202