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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About HIV and AIDS (FAQ Home)
AIDS Funding
What is the Federal budget for AIDS programs? 
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
has declared AIDS the number one public health priority of the Public
Health Service (PHS). The Federal budget for FY00 is approximately $7.7
billion dollars.
Of the total FY00 Federal appropriations for HIV and AIDS, approximately
$695.3 million was appropriated to the CDC for HIV prevention activities.
A large part of CDC's prevention appropriation is distributed in the forms
of grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements to organizations, state
and local health departments, and academic institutions that provide prevention
programs or activities to persons practicing high-risk behaviors and to
the general population.
About $2 billion will go to DHHS for research, and will cover not only
study of the virus and its impact on the immune system, but also the cost
of clinical trials for AIDS drugs and vaccines.
Below is the Fiscal Year 2001 Proposed Appropriations Levels for Federal
AIDS Programs, compiled by AIDS Action.
FY 2001 Appropriations
Levels
for Federal AIDS Programs
Updated June 2, 2000(Increases
or decreases from previous year are shown in parentheses)
| PROGRAM |
FY 2000
FINAL
|
FY 2001
President's Budget Request
2/7/00
|
FY 2001
HIV/AIDS Need
|
House Action
L, HHS
5/10/00
|
Senate Action
L, HHS
5/11/00
|
|
CDC: Prevention
|
$695.3m
(+$37.5m) |
$735.3m
(+$40.0m)
|
$985.3m
(+$290.0m)
|
$734.4m
(+$39.1m)
|
$762.4m
(+$67.1m)
|
|
HRSA: Ryan White CARE Act Total
|
$1,594.8m
(+$183.7m) |
$1,719.8m
(+$125.0m)
|
$1,931.4m
(+$336.6m)
|
$1,725.0m
(+$130.2m)
|
$1,650.1m
(+$55.3m)
|
|
Title I
|
$546.6m
(+$41.5m) |
$586.6m
(+$40.0m)
|
$635.6m
(+$89.0m)
|
$586.6m
(+$40.0m)
|
$556.5m
(+$9.9m)
|
|
Title II: Care Services
|
$296.1m
(+$19.2m) |
$310.1m
(+$14.0m)
|
$341.1m
(+$45.0m)
|
$310.1m
(+$14.0m)
|
$296.1m
(+$0m)
|
|
Title II: ADAP
|
$528.0m
(+$67m) |
$554.0m
(+$26.0m)
|
$658.0m
(+$130.0m)
|
$554.0m
(+$26.0m)
|
$538.0m
(+$10.0m)
|
|
Title III
|
$138.4m
(+$44.1m) |
$171.4m
(+$33.0m)
|
$184.4m
(+$46.0m)
|
$173.9m
(+$35.5m)
|
$166.4m
(+$28.0m)
|
|
Title IV
|
$51.0m
(+$5.0m) |
$60.0m
(+$9.0m)
|
$70.0m
(+$19.0m)
|
$60.0m
(+$9.0m)
|
$58.4m
(+$7.4m)
|
|
Part F: AETCs
|
$26.7m
(+$6.7m)
|
$29.2m
(+$2.5m)
|
$30.3m
(+$3.6m)
|
$31.6m
(+$4.9m)
|
$26.7m
(+$0m)
|
|
Part F: Dental Reimbursement
|
$8.0m
(+$0.2m)
|
$8.5m
(+$0.5m)
|
$12.0m
(+$4.0m)
|
$9.0m
(+$1.0m)
|
$8.0m
(+$0m)
|
|
NIH: AIDS Research
|
$2,006.0m
(+$207.6m) |
$2,111.0m
(+$105.0m)
|
$2,329.0m
(+$323.0m)
|
$1.02b NIH increase overall; OAR increase uncertain
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$2.7b NIH
increase overall; OAR increase uncertain
|
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SAMHSA
(Substance Abuse Prevention
& Treatment Blockgrant)
|
$1,600.8m
(+$15.8m) |
$1,631.0m
(+$30.2m)
|
$2,000.8m
(+$400.0m)
|
$1,631.0m
(+$30.2m)
|
$1,631.0m
(+$30.2m)
|
|
HUD: HOPWA
|
$232.0m
(+$7.0m) |
$260.0m
(+$28.0m)
|
$292.0m
(+$60.0m)
|
$232.0m
(+0.0m) |
Mark-Up is tentatively scheduled for Mid-June
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What was the FY2000 HIV/AIDS Federal
spending for minority populations?
In the FY2001 Presidential Budget proposal, the minority
AIDS initiative is flat-funded.
For FY2000, HHS will spend approximately $245 million ($80M over FY99)
to enhance the federal response to HIV/AIDS in racial and ethnic minority
communities. As you know, much of last year's $156M was included in the
"base" line for the various accounts. Initiative activities
include:
Increases over FY99:
+$12.5M for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
+$49.7M for the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
+$21.8M for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
(SAMHSA)
+$0M for emergency spending to end ethnic and racial health disparities
-$4.0M for the National Institutes of Health
+$0M for the Office of Minority Health
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$80.0 M TOTAL
Totals for the accounts:
$59.8M for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
$74.1M for the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
$48.8M for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
(SAMHSA) $ 3.0M for the National Institutes of Health
---------
$185.7M
$50.0M for emergency spending to end ethnic and racial health disparities
$ 9.7M for the Office of Minority Health
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$245.4 M TOTAL
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