The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) renewed a total of $23.8 million in grants over a three-year period to local HIV/AIDS housing programs, according to a HUD press release.

The funding will help more than 1,700 low-income people living with HIV and their families. It’s distributed through HUD’s Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program, which was created in 1992.

“We recognize the profound effect stable housing can have on a person trying to manage their health,” said HUD Secretary Ben Carson in the release. “Working closely with our partners on the ground, these grants will provide critically needed housing and care for low-income persons living with HIV/AIDS.”

The grants offer more than housing. They also help provide access to HIV-related needs, such as case management, substance abuse services, employment training and mental health services.

The following grantees received the renewal grants:

ALASKA

Alaska Housing Finance Corporation—$767,362

CALIFORNIA

Lutheran Social Services of Northern California—$1,275,787

Salvation Army Alegria— $1,062,519

DELAWARE

Ministry of Caring, Inc.—$790,298

HAWAII

Gregory House Programs—$1,390,650

ILLINOIS

AIDS Foundation of Chicago —$1,450,980

City of Chicago Public Health Dept.—$1,483,352

Chicago House & Social Service Agency, Inc.—$1,276,244

Interfaith Residence d.b.a. Doorways—$965,163

MASSACHUSETTS

Fenway Community Health Center, Inc.—$1,394,366

Community Healthlink, Inc.—$837,404

MAINE

Frannie Peabody Center’s HAVEN Initiative—$1,309,169

Frannie Peabody Center’s Outreach to Rural Maine Initiative—$1,041,192

MICHIGAN

Cass Community Social Services, Inc.—$1,348,970

MISSOURI

Interfaith Residence d.b.a. Doorways—$1,109,357

MONTANA

State of Montana Department of Public Health & Human Services—$1,482,040

NEW HAMPSHIRE

State of New Hampshire—$733,521

NEW YORK

Bailey House, Inc.—$1,038,429

PENNSYLVANIA

Calcutta House—$837,303

VERMONT

Burlington Housing Authority—$382,494

WISCONSIN

AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin—$1,261,955

WYOMING

Wyoming Department of Health—$572,938

Total in renewed grants: $23,811,493

To read a summary about each of these grants, click here.