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Oregon HIV/AIDS Housing and Services Systems Integration Plan—Appendices A-37 Question: Does your agency have partnerships with HIV/AIDS providers? (asked non-HIV/AIDS providers only) Partner with HIV/AIDS Agencies? % Yes 50% No 44% Don’t Know 6% Question: Does your organization partner with other agencies or programs for any of the following services? (asked non-HIV/AIDS providers only) Partners % Housing services 75% Mental health services 69% Chemical dependency services 63% Medical care and health services 56% Employment services 50% Reentry or transition services 44% Question: Does your agency participate in the following housing and services planning processes? (asked all agencies) % of HIV Providers 71% Planning Process Ryan White program planning (including Oregon HIV Care Coalition) % of Non-HIV Providers 19% 13% Continuum of Care 50% 13% 10 Year Plans to End Homelessness 50% 7% Consolidated Plan 44% Question: How well do the following planning processes include consideration of the housing and services needs of people living with HIV/AIDS? (asked all agencies) Planning Process Qualified Allocation Plan (LIHTC) Don’t Know Not Well Fairly Well Very Well or Extremely Well 82% 11% 4% 4% Continuum of Care 67% 17% 7% 10% Consolidated Plan 64% 11% 18% 7% 10 Year Plans to End Homelessness 62% 21% 14% 3%
A-38 Appendices—Oregon HIV/AIDS Housing and Services Systems Integration Plan Question: Please rate your agency’s staff’s ability to refer clients with HIV/AIDS to the resources that they need, on a scale from one (not confident) to four (extremely confident). (asked all agencies) Non-HIV/AIDS providers rated their confidence lower (2.5) than HIV/AIDS providers (3.4). The lowest scores were in Region 4, especially from non-HIV/AIDS agencies in the Bend area. Question: What types of agencies or stakeholders would you like to see more involved in efforts to improve the systems integration of HIV/AIDS housing and services? (asked all agencies) Stakeholders % Affordable housing agencies 88% Housing authorities 69% Mental health agencies 63% Homeless services agencies 56% Employment services agencies 56% Chemical dependency agencies 50% Hospitals and health agencies 50% Elected officials 47% Criminal justice / corrections agencies 44% Questions: What outcomes are the highest priorities for systems integration to meet the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS in Oregon? (asked all agencies) Goals of Systems Integration % Create more housing opportunities for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) 78% Improve access to support services for PLWHA 78% Increase economic self-sufficiency of PLWHA 69% Increase public awareness of the needs of PLWHA Increase access to mainstream federal services (food stamps, SSI/SSDI, etc.) Improve discharge planning form correctional facilities and hospitals Questions: What is the biggest challenge to improving systems integration for people living with HIV/AIDS in Oregon? (asked all agencies) Non-HIV/AIDS providers listed insufficient funding for systems integration work as the biggest challenge to improving systems integration for PLWHA. HIV/AIDS agencies listed lack of staff time to do systems integration work as the biggest challenge. The chart on the following page shows the aggregate of all responses. 56% 56% 47%
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