Hepatitis Prevention Program

Information

Facilitate the development and implementation of viral hepatitis elimination plan, maximize access to testing, treatment, and prevention. Increase access to hepatitis C (HCV) confirmatory testing through state laboratory.

Funding Composition

The Hepatitis Prevention Program program is funded by 1 Federal grant.

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Funding Source Percent
Federal 100.00%
Last Updated On: 01/16/2025

Program Funding

Last Updated On: 01/16/2025
Grant Title
Grant Information
Federal
Adult Viral Hepatitis Prevention
Projected
$731,100
YTD
$162,187
Program Total
Total
$731,100
YTD
$162,187
ALN
Fund Type
Grant Title
Projected Budget SFY 2025
YTD Expenditure SFY 2025
93.270
Federal
Adult Viral Hepatitis Prevention
$731,100
$162,187
Program Total
$731,100
$162,187

Program Performance Measures

Goal 1: Increase the number of HCV tests conducted by prevention partners for high risk clients

Objective: By December 31, 2026, increase HCV testing among at risk clients from 0% to 2%

Current: Dec 2024
0
Target: Dec 2026
2
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Date Actual Target
12/01/2024 0 2
12/01/2026 2

Performance Measures

Number of HCV tests conducted by partners

Current: Sep 2024
5,169
Target: Dec 2025
5,272
Current: Sep 2024
5,169
Target: Dec 2025
5,272
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Date Actual Target
09/01/2024 5169 5272
12/01/2025 5272

Number of partners conducting HCVRNA testing with IBL

Current: Oct 2024
1
Target: Dec 2025
9
Current: Oct 2024
1
Target: Dec 2025
9
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Date Actual Target
10/01/2024 1 9
12/01/2025 9