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Ask your HIV medical case manager about HOPWA. Only your medical case manager can help with housing.

July 25
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There are several housing assistance options available for people living with HIV. Here's a summary of the key programs to explore:

Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA)
This is a federally funded program specifically designed to help people with HIV who have low incomes find stable housing. Key details Show Full Answer

There are several housing assistance options available for people living with HIV. Here's a summary of the key programs to explore:

Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA)
This is a federally funded program specifically designed to help people with HIV who have low incomes find stable housing. Key details include:

- Available to those whose income is below 80% of the median income in their area
- Run by state and local governments
- May be available regardless of immigration status, though eligibility rules can vary or change
- Contact your local housing agency for the most current information
- You can reach out via (Email address can only be seen by the question and answer creators) for more details

The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
Beyond medical care, this program also provides housing assistance to eligible individuals. It covers a broad range of support services, including:

- Medical care and mental health treatment
- Dental care
- Housing assistance
- Medication access

To get started, reach out to a Ryan White provider near you. You'll likely be assigned a case manager who will help connect you to all available resources. State and City Programs
Many states and cities run their own HIV-specific housing programs. For example, New York City offers HIV care and support to all people diagnosed with HIV, regardless of immigration status or ability to pay. Rules vary widely by location, so it's worth checking with:

- Your local community health center
- Your city, county, or state department of health
- Your HIV care provider

Since policies can change, always verify current eligibility requirements directly with the program or a local clinic.

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