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Oklahoma HIV Planning Council (OHPC)

The OHPC is an advisory body that assists the Oklahoma State Department of Health, HIV/STD Service with HIV Prevention and Care planning.

The OHPC consists of twenty-five voting members, and strives to have membership that represents communities that are infected/affected by HIV.  The twenty-five voting slots are filled as follows:

  • A minimum of 5 persons shall be persons living with HIV
  • 5 representatives from HIV Prevention
  • 5 representatives from HIV Treatment & Care
  • 10 at-large members

Considerations for membership include: race/ethnicity, gender, age, geographic area of residence and/or employment, HIV status, HIV risk status, occupation/area of expertise. The composition of the OHPC will be representative of the current and projected HIV epidemic in Oklahoma.

2012 Scheduled OHPC Meeting Dates

Monday, January 9

Monday, February 13

Monday, March 12

Monday, April 9

Monday, May 14  Cancelled

Monday, June 11

OHPC meetings are held at the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Oklahoma Cancer Center, 800 NE 10th, Room 5058 (5th floor) Oklahoma City, OK, and begin at 10am.

For information regarding the OHPC contact: Sally Bouse 405/271-4636 or SallyB@health.ok.gov

OHPC Meeting Handouts 

January 2012 Meeting Handouts

2012 Oklahoma HIV Planning Council Overview (PDF)

NHAS-Oklahoma and Project Timelines (PDF)

2011 OHPC Handouts

National HIV/AIDS Strategy for the United States (NHAS) (PDF)

National HIV/AIDS Strategy-Federal Implementation Plan (PDF)

CDC PS12-1201 PowerPoint Presentation (PDF)

NASTAD Funding Announcement Analysis (PDF)

PS-12-1201 We have to do WHAT? PowerPoint Presentation (PDF)

2011-2012 OHPC Projects and Timelines (PDF)

Where's Waldo? Presentation (PDF)

NHAS PowerPoint (PDF)


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