<http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/local/articles/0109hivfunding0109.html>:

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Chicanos Por La Causa, one of the Valley's largest Hispanic
non-profits, is pulling out of a program that helps people with HIV
and AIDS, even as the minority group is one of the fastest-growing
demographics affected by the disease.

The decision left county and program officials scrambling to find
another Hispanic non-profit to pick up the services, which range from
managing cases to behavioral-health and nutrition programs. The
programs are funded through the Ryan White CARE program, which gives
about $2 billion per year to local governments to help about 500,000
people nationally who have HIV or AIDS and don't have adequate health
insurance or are low-income.

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Chicanos Por La Causa is scheduled to receive $284,992 in Ryan White
money this fiscal year, up from $256,908 the year before. The
non-profit has offered Ryan White programs for seven years, said
Edmundo Hidalgo, CEO of the organization. It was one of about two
dozen agencies in Maricopa and Pinal counties that applied for the
money, which is managed by a local committee and overseen by Maricopa
County.

The Ryan White money wasn't enough to sustain the program long-term,
Hidalgo said: The non-profit would have lost $45,000 if it had
continued the program through the end of the fiscal year.

"We're disappointed that we're not able to continue the program,"
Hidalgo said. "Obviously there was a lot of hurt. There were a lot of
clients that were very upset, very disappointed. But you have to do an
evaluation and determine the viability of a program and services. This
was the best decision for CPLC."

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More than 12,000 Arizonans have HIV or AIDS, and about 70 percent live
in the Valley.

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The final sentence is amusing: HIV *OR* AIDS.