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N.Y. PBH Law § 2500-F-1

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Special program for HIV services for women and children, including adolescents

Official statutory text

§ 2500-f-1. Special program for HIV services for women and children,\nincluding adolescents. The commissioner, pursuant to a request for\nproposal, shall make grants to programs to provide HIV services for\nwomen and children, including adolescents which may include outreach and\neducation concerning HIV infection, modes of transmission, the benefits\nof early diagnosis and medical intervention and the availability of\nservices in the community for women and children, including adolescents,\nincluding those in need of prenatal and postpartum services. Such\nprograms may make referrals for and may deliver medical and other\nappropriate services to assist such women and children, including\nadolescents. The commissioner is authorized to make grants within\namounts available therefor to hospitals, community-based organizations\nand community service programs for programs authorized under this\nsection.\n

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