GHR Planning Council

The Greater Hampton Roads
HIV Health Services Planning Council

The Norfolk TGA (Transitional Grant Area) Ryan White Part A Planning Council is a federally mandated community group of dedicated volunteers appointed by the Mayor of the City of Norfolk, Virginia to plan the organization and delivery of Ryan White Part A HIV/AIDS services.
Part A funds are used to meet the health service needs of people living with HIV/AIDS that are not met by any other health care programs.
The Planning Council takes the lead in conducting many of its legislated responsibilities and shares duties with the grantee in some areas. To guarantee that a broad range of ideas are heard, the planning council membership must reflect specific areas of expertise as well as disproportionately affected and historically under served populations.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Ryan White Part A Planning Council of the Greater Hampton Roads TGA, download the Membership Application and follow the instructions for submission.
For additional information on all things Planning Council, download HRSA's Planning Council Primer

Planning Council Committees

Presently, the Greater Hampton Roads Planning Council is comprised of six (6) Committees.
The Council is to be representative of race, ethnicity, culture, gender, geography, consumer and care service categories.
The Planning Council is comprised of various share holders in the community who directly or indirectly interact with the HIV/AIDS community and who have vested interest to ensure that the best possible services are provided to ensure a positive healthy outcome for those served.

Executive Committee

Membership & Nominations

PAP Committee

Planning Council

Community Access

QISP Committee

Becoming a Planning Council Member

Download the Planning Council Membership Application here
Return the completed application to this address:

The Greater Hampton Roads
HIV Health Services Planning Council
Attn: Planning Council
Support Staff
701 Monticello Avenue, Room 201
Norfolk, VA 23501
Following receipt of the application, it will move on to review and assessment by the M&N committee.
Recommendation of nominees to the entire Planning Council for approval.
Upon approval, new PC members will complete a new member orientation process.

For more information, please contact:

Thomas Schuker

RW Planning Council Support Staff

e: thomas@collaborativeresearch.us

m: 757.816.4893

o: 888.571.0001

What Regions Does it Cover?

The Greater Hampton Roads area has been designated a TGA because it has less than 2000 cumulative AIDS cases reported during the past five years and less than 3000 cumulative living cases of AIDS.

The Norfolk TGA includes the following jurisdictions; Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, Williamsburg, and the counties of Isle of Wight, James City, Gloucester, Mathews, and York and Currituck County North Carolina.

Planning Council Goals

The goal of the Planning Council is to create a seamless continuum of care that addresses the unmet needs of the infected and affected populations of the area.

The Planning Council accomplishes this goal by:

Determining the demographics of the HIV/AIDS population in the region
Conducting needs assessment of those in need of the services
Prioritizing those needs
Allocating the funds for services to meet those needs.

Who Are the Members of the Planning Council

Presently, the Greater Hampton Roads Planning Council is comprised of six (6) Committees:
Council is to be representative of race, ethnicity, culture, gender, geography, consumer and care service categories.
Members are selected for their expertise, knowledge, ability, and willingness to view the entire HIV/AIDS system and its unique characteristics and should be reflective of the epidemic in the Greater Hampton Roads region.
The Planning Council is comprised of various share holders in the community who directly or indirectly interact with the HIV/AIDS community and who have vested interest to ensure that the best possible services are provided to ensure a positive healthy outcome for those served.
The Planning Council is comprised of twenty‐three (23) members who serve a 2 year term with the ability to be considered for two additional terms.

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The Greater Hampton Roads HIV Health Services Planning Council
The Greater Hampton Roads
HIV Health Services Planning Council
- The Norfolk TGA (Transitional Grant Area) Ryan White Part A Planning Council is a federally mandated community group of dedicated volunteers appointed by the Mayor of the City of Norfolk, Virginia to plan the organization and delivery of Ryan White Part A HIV/AIDS services.
- The goal of the Planning Council is to create a seamless continuum of care that addresses the unmet needs of the infected and affected populations of the area. The Planning Council accomplishes this goal by:
- Determining the demographics of the HIV/AIDS population in the region
- Conducting needs assessment of those in need of the services
- Prioritizing those needs
- Allocating the funds for services to meet those needs.
- Part A funds are used to meet the health service needs of people living with HIV/AIDS that are not met by any other health care programs.
- The Planning Council takes the lead in conducting many of its legislated responsibilities and shares duties with the grantee in some areas. To guarantee that a broad range of ideas are heard, the planning council membership must reflect specific areas of expertise as well as disproportionately affected and historically under served populations.
- The Norfolk TGA includes the following jurisdictions; Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, Williamsburg, and the counties of Isle of Wight, James City, Gloucester, Mathews, and York and Currituck County North Carolina.
- If you are interested in becoming a member of the Ryan White Part A Planning Council of the Greater Hampton Roads TGA, download the Membership Application and follow the instructions for submission.
- For additional information on all things Planning Council, download HRSA's Planning Council Primer

Planning Council Committees
Planning Council Committees
- Presently, the Greater Hampton Roads Planning Council is comprised of six (6) Committees:
Executive Committee
Membership &
Nominations
Planning Council
PAP Committee
Community Access
QISP Committee
- The Council is to be representative of race, ethnicity, culture, gender, geography, consumer and care service categories.
- The Planning Council is comprised of various share holders in the community who directly or indirectly interact with the HIV/AIDS community and who have vested interest to ensure that the best possible services are provided to ensure a positive healthy outcome for those served.

Who are the Members of the Planning Council?
Who Are the Members of the Planning Council
- Presently, the Greater Hampton Roads Planning Council is comprised of six (6) Committees:
- Council is to be representative of race, ethnicity, culture, gender, geography, consumer and care service categories.
- Members are selected for their expertise, knowledge, ability, and willingness to view the entire HIV/AIDS system and its unique characteristics and should be reflective of the epidemic in the Greater Hampton Roads region.
- The Planning Council is comprised of various share holders in the community who directly or indirectly interact with the HIV/AIDS community and who have vested interest to ensure that the best possible services are provided to ensure a positive healthy outcome for those served.
- The Planning Council is comprised of twenty‐three (23) members who serve a 2 year term with the ability to be considered for two additional terms.

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