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| COMPREHENSIVE PLAN |
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The Comprehensive Plan is written every three years by the Planning Council Support Staff, and the Grantee as a framework to guide the Planning Council through the next three years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Specifically it reviews what our current system of care encompasses, what the future needs of the system are as the epidemic evolves in the EMA, what the goals are to advance the health system of care to provide optimal care for PLWH, and how the process will be monitored to improve the quality and efficiency of both the service delivery system and the planning process.
The Comprehensive Plan goals are to:
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Ensure the availability and adequacy of critical HIV-related core services within the EMA;
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Eliminate disparities in access to core medical services and related support services among disproportionately affected sub-populations and historically underserved communities;
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Specify strategies for identifying individuals who know their HIV status but are not in care, inform them about available treatment and services, and assist them in the use of those services;
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Address the primary health care and treatment needs of those who know their HIV status and are not in care, as well as the needs of those currently in the HIV/AIDS care system;
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Provide goals, objectives, timelines, and appropriate allocation of funds (as determined by the needs assessment and analysis of the funding streams and resources);
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Coordinate services with HIV prevention programs, including outreach and early intervention services;
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Coordinate services with substance abuse prevention and treatment programs.
Comprehensive Plans
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Boston Planning Council Support
1010 Massachusetts Ave. (2nd Floor) Boston, MA 02118
Tel: (617) 534-4559 | Mob: (617) 947-4299 | Fax: (617) 534-5756 |
Email: pcs@bostonplanningcouncil.org | |
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