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In 2025, Big Bend Cares was able to provide the following to Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Franklin, Taylor, and Wakulla Counties:
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Food Bags Distributed
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Units of Transportation Provided
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Prescriptions Provided
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Clients received housing assistance
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States across the country are scaling back HIV drug assistance programs that help low-income patients access life-saving treatment.
A new report highlights how at least 18 states have made changes to their AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) as enrollment and costs rise, creating uncertainty for thousands who rely on consistent access to HIV medications.
In this Stateline article, Amber Tynan — Officer of Ryan White Clinics for 340B Access and CEO of Big Bend Cares — underscores the core issue:
“Progress depends on one thing: consistent access to treatment.”
https://stateline.org/2026/03/10/states-are-limiting-hiv-drug-assistance-programs/
A new report highlights how at least 18 states have made changes to their AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) as enrollment and costs rise, creating uncertainty for thousands who rely on consistent access to HIV medications.
In this Stateline article, Amber Tynan — Officer of Ryan White Clinics for 340B Access and CEO of Big Bend Cares — underscores the core issue:
“Progress depends on one thing: consistent access to treatment.”
https://stateline.org/2026/03/10/states-are-limiting-hiv-drug-assistance-programs/
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States across the country are scaling back HIV drug assistance programs that help low-income patients access life-saving treatment.
A new report highlights how at least 18 states have made changes to their AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) as enrollment and costs rise, creating uncertainty for thousands who rely on consistent access to HIV medications.
In this Stateline article, Amber Tynan — Officer of Ryan White Clinics for 340B Access and CEO of Big Bend Cares — underscores the core issue:
“Progress depends on one thing: consistent access to treatment.”
https://stateline.org/2026/03/10/states-are-limiting-hiv-drug-assistance-programs/
A new report highlights how at least 18 states have made changes to their AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) as enrollment and costs rise, creating uncertainty for thousands who rely on consistent access to HIV medications.
In this Stateline article, Amber Tynan — Officer of Ryan White Clinics for 340B Access and CEO of Big Bend Cares — underscores the core issue:
“Progress depends on one thing: consistent access to treatment.”
https://stateline.org/2026/03/10/states-are-limiting-hiv-drug-assistance-programs/