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In FY 20191,600,000 children with special health care needs were served through the Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant program

More than 57,000,000 people supported by Federal Office of Rural Health Policy programs in FY 2019

In FY 20191,900 nurses and nursing faculty serving at facilities with a critical shortage of nurses or teaching at accredited schools of nursing

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State	FY 2019 Funding	Unique Awardees	Total Awards
Alabama	$175,320,093	37	88
Alaska	$91,092,686	33	54
American Samoa	$5,183,902	2	7
Arizona	$160,849,811	40	79
Arkansas	$105,391,273	27	64
California	$1,166,112,226	264	459
Colorado	$182,807,491	53	100
Connecticut	$121,346,826	39	80
Delaware	$35,196,539	12	25
District of Columbia	$121,050,979	28	66
Federated States of Micronesia	$3,763,201	5	9
Florida	$548,478,303	95	171
Georgia	$312,512,764	81	143
Guam	$5,787,282	3	10
Hawaii	$72,518,081	31	55
Idaho	$70,920,478	22	41
Illinois	$392,979,004	88	177
Indiana	$150,641,155	49	89
Iowa	$92,094,463	32	63
Kansas	$84,002,904	35	65
Kentucky	$140,723,609	54	101
Louisiana	$193,137,849	62	110
Maine	$76,902,602	37	68
Marshall Islands	$1,431,287	1	4
Maryland	$190,356,308	46	88
Massachusetts	$289,934,095	79	178
Michigan	$260,019,061	81	141
Minnesota	$112,898,335	40	76
Mississippi	$133,377,211	34	71
Missouri	$212,488,602	68	129
Montana	$71,314,584	28	57
Nebraska	$47,527,110	21	45
Nevada	$53,903,481	22	42
New Hampshire	$48,219,142	27	50
New Jersey	$196,056,171	50	94
New Mexico	$115,096,783	36	74
New York	$686,888,481	152	303
North Carolina	$273,407,974	75	171
North Dakota	$24,247,976	12	29
Northern Mariana Islands	$4,659,402	3	10
Ohio	$305,498,679	96	164
Oklahoma	$116,759,670	38	73
Oregon	$139,686,509	48	84
Pennsylvania	$354,740,306	109	192
Puerto Rico	$187,012,496	32	62
Republic of Palau	$2,138,335	1	6
Rhode Island	$52,917,956	22	39
South Carolina	$171,150,286	42	87
South Dakota	$33,599,375	13	31
Tennessee	$183,974,535	57	110
Texas	$587,288,131	140	224
U.S. Minor Islands	$0	0	0
U.S. Virgin Islands	$7,699,143	5	11
Utah	$82,728,754	23	55
Vermont	$41,811,470	19	32
Virginia	$172,963,833	60	105
Washington	$238,902,791	59	114
West Virginia	$110,240,769	42	79
Wisconsin	$103,907,416	39	69
Wyoming	$13,860,196	9	21

Primary Care/Health Centers

Provides comprehensive primary and preventive health care to more than 28 million people across the country.

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

Maintains a comprehensive system of HIV care and services to more than half a million people each year.

Health Workforce

Improves the health of the underserved by strengthening the health workforce.

Shortage Designation

Determines areas with a shortage of health care resources to ensure resources reach the populations with greatest needs.

Rural Health

Helps increase access to care for underserved populations and build health care capacity in rural communities.