COMMITTEES AND ADVISORY BOARDS

The following are the seven (7) committees and the two (2) advisory boards and a brief description of their tasks. You must serve on at least one committee or an advisory board to be an active, voting member.

Care Services Planning Committee

• To coordinate planning related to primary medical services, dental services, hospice services, behavioral health (including MH and D&A) services, and managed care, and to coordinate planning related to case management services.

Supportive Services Planning Committee

• To coordinate planning related to buddy/care team services, day care services, emergency fund services, legal services, advocacy services, benefits/financial counseling services, education/risk reduction services, nutrition/food services, support/self-help groups services, drop-in center services, transportation services, and home health services.

Housing Services Planning Committee

• To coordinate planning related to housing information/referral services, housing emergency fund services, residential services, and rental assistance services.

Prevention Services Planning Committee

• To coordinate planning related to counseling/testing services, venue-based group outreach services, materials distribution services, prevention intervention case management services, and natural opinion leader program services.

Education/Technical Assistance Services Planning Committee

• To coordinate planning related to consultation services, presentation and community education services, instruction/training services, media services, and SWPAPC technical assistance services.

Evaluation Committee

• To coordinate the evaluation of both the effectiveness of the coalition and its processes, and the effectiveness of the regional service delivery system.

Consumer Advisory Board

• To provide a mechanism for persons with HIV/AIDS infection to have meaningful input into the development of policies and programs by HIV service providers within SWPAPC.

Rural Issues Advisory Board

• To provide a mechanism whereby issues unique to rural areas are meaningfully represented in the development of needs assessment, priority setting, planning service system evaluation and resource allocation within the SWPAPC.

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