The 2009 Federal Poverty Guidelines have been released to the Federal Register. These guidelines help determine eligibility for a great number of programs. The Access Project Update #2 will cover this topic, once again demonstrating real examples of how this information has led to people accessing the treatment and care ( and lots of other things) they need. The Department of Health and Human Services has a description of all the different programs that depend on these guidelines, and exactly what the Federal Poverty Guidelines are.

• Request Assistance
• HIV Treatments
• Hepatitis Treatments
• The Access Project
• Patient Assistance Programs
• Simple Fact Sheets
• Federal poverty Guidelines

The Network is a national, non- profit group. We provide no-fee case management, advocacy and counseling, and treatment and access information and referrals (English or Spanish) to people with AIDS/HIV, chronic hepatitis, and other diseases.

We celebrate our 20th Anniversary all year until October 6, 2009. Our crucial health care access and coverage services always include a wide range of support services such as housing and rental assistance referrals and advocacy, treatment counseling, clinical care referrals and case management, legal referrals and other community based services. Donate twenty dollars, more if you can - less if you can't. It's all tax-deductible as we are a not-for-profit. Thanks! And if you need help, let us know.