Pledwaye
Maine VIH Advisory Committee te etabli pou konseye Gouvènè a, ajans sektè federal ak prive yo, ofisyèl yo ak komite yo, bay evalyasyon anyèl sou bezwen émergentes yo nan kominote a ki afekte nan VIH, ak rapò sou estati VIH nan eta a. Komite a konpoze de defansè, founisè ki baze nan kominote ak medikal, reprezantan eta, ak manm nan kominote a ki afekte nan VIH.
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Ko-chèz Komite: Kent Wotton ak Stash Bayley
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Maine Joint kanpe Komite sou Sante ak Sèvis Imen
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Maine HIV/AIDS Advisory Committee
Voting Member
Maine’s HIV/AIDS Advisory Committee (HIVAC) is commissioned under Maine statute Title 5 §19202. HIVAC’s membership consists of a diverse range of experience within the landscape of HIV/AIDS in Maine and strives to be representative of the community for which it serves. Currently, the Committee includes HIV-positive individuals, medical providers, social service community-based organizations, as well as members of the Maine Legislature, Maine’s Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Department of Corrections, The Office of MaineCare Services, and Department of Education.
2019 HIVAC Report to Maine’s Joint Standing Committee on Health and Human Services
Maine HIV/AIDS Advisory Board
Provider Co-Chair
The Maine HIV/AIDS Advisory Board (MeHAAB) is Maine’s HIV planning body. It contributes to HIV prevention, care, and treatment service delivery through strategic collaboration among stakeholders as described in the planning guidance from U.S. CDC and HRSA.
MeHAAB is a broad group of partners and stakeholders including federal, State, and local HIV/AIDS government entities, programs and organizations, and other stakeholders that are engaged in planning, improving the scientific basis of program decisions, targeting resources to those communities at highest risk for HIV transmission and acquisition, and addressing disparities in health outcomes along the HIV Care Continuum.
Maine Immigrants' Rights Coalition
Member since 2014
The Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition is the convener of a unique, statewide network of 68 organizations, a majority of which are led by people of color – representing diverse ethnic communities across our state.
Asylum Seeker Working Group
Member since 2019
The Asylum Seeker Working Group consists of representatives from organizations that serve New Mainers. The work group supports a collaborative approach to challenges faced by asylum seekers and is coordinated by Portland Adult Education’s New Mainers Resource Center.
Rural York County Opioid Consortium
Member since 2017
The Rural York County Opioid Consortium oversees the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Planning grants totaling $200,000 that was supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). The grants are used to support treatment for and prevention of substance use disorder, including opioid use disorder, in rural counties at the highest risk for substance use disorder.
FPC Temwayaj & Deklarasyon
Frannie Peabody Center bay ak / oswa kontribye nan temwayaj pou aksyon lejislatif ki gen yon enpak sou kliyan nou yo ak kominote a nou sèvi. Anba a gen kèk egzanp resan nan deklarasyon ki fèt pa anplwaye FPC sou non ajans lan.
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FPC Lèt bay Senatè Collins konsènan koupe pwopoze nan HOPWA pou FY 2021
LD 1613 || FPC Temwayaj || Yon Lwa konsènan Sante Fanm ak Sekirite Ekonomik (2/13/2020)
LD 1974 || FPC Temwayaj || Yon Lwa pou ankouraje Teleasante (1/22/2020)
LD 214 || FPC Temwayaj || Yon Lwa Pou Ogmante Finansman pou Sèvis Sivil Legal (18/02/19)
FPC Temwayaj sou wòl nan eta HIVAC (1/22/2019)
Kowalisyon pou Sante Finansman Lèt bay Sekretè Azar (10/4/18)
LD 837 || FPC Temwayaj || Konsènan Medicaid Ekspansyon nan Maine (4/9/18)
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