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S.No State District Name of the ART Centre Name of the Organization S.no State District Name of the ART Centre Name of the Type of Organization Service Delivery Point 1 Andhra Adilabad District HQ Hospital, ADILA ADHARSHA HIV CSC Pradesh Adilabad POSITIVE PEOPLES WELFARE SOCIETY 2 Andhra Anantapur GGH, Anantapur ANANTHA NETWORK OF CSC Pradesh POSITIVES 3 Andhra Anantapur Khadri ART center ANANTHA NETWORK OF CSC Pradesh POSITIVES 4 Andhra Anantapur RDT Anantpur Jhansi Lakshmi CBO- FSW CSC Pradesh CBO 5 Andhra Chittoor District Hospital Chittoor NETWORK OF CHITTOOR CSC Pradesh POSITIVE PEOPLE (NCP) 6 Andhra Chittoor SVRR GGH, Triupati Chittoor NETWORK OF CHITTOOR CSC Pradesh POSITIVE PEOPLE 7 Andhra Cuddapah RIMS, Kadapa NETWORK OF KADAPA CSC Pradesh PEOPLE LIVING WIITH HIV/AIDS 8 Andhra Cuddapah Produtur ART center PAVITHRA MYTHRI CSC Pradesh SANGAM 9 Andhra East Godavari GGH, Kakinada , East COASTAL NETWORK OF CSC Pradesh Godavari POSITIVE PEOPLE 10 Andhra East Godavari Rajahmundry ART Centre KONASEEMA SEVA CSC Pradesh MANDALI 11 Andhra East Godavari Amlapuram COMMUNITY HEALTH CSC Pradesh AWARENESS AND NATURAL GREEN ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY CHANGES 12 Andhra Guntur Area Hospital, Tenali, SOCIAL EDUCATIONAL CSC Pradesh AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY SEEDS 13 Andhra Guntur Narasaraopet ART center RURAL ENVIRONMENT CSC Pradesh AND EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT SOCEITY 14 Andhra Guntur IDH Guntur SOCIETY FOR WELFARE OF CSC Pradesh HIV INFECTED PEOPLE 15 Andhra HYDERABAD Govt. Gen. Chest hospital, HIV OF POSITIVE PEOPLE CSC Pradesh Hyd EFFICENCY SOCIETY 16 Andhra HYDERABAD Osmania Medical College, CSC Pradesh Hyderabad NETWORK OF HIV POSITIVE PEOPLE NHP+ 17 Andhra HYDERABAD Neilophor Hospital Network of Telngana csc Pradesh People Living with HIV AIDS 18 Andhra Karimnagar Govt. District Hospital, KARIMNAGAR AASHA CSC Pradesh Karimnagar JYOTHI HIV POSITIVE PEOPLES WELFARE SOCIETY 19 Andhra Karimnagar ART CENTRE JAGYTIAL KARIMNAGAR AASHA CSC Pradesh JYOTHI HIV POSITIVE PEOPLES WELFARE SOCIETY 20 Andhra Khammam District Head Quarters ASHA POSITIVE PEOPOLE CSC Pradesh Hospital, Khammam ASSOCIATION 21 Andhra Khammam Bhadrachalam ART center ASHA POSITIVE CSC Pradesh ASSOCIATION 22 Andhra Krishna DH, Machilipatnam,Krishna RAVICHERLA INTEGRATED CSC Pradesh DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION SOCIETY 23 Andhra Krishna new GGH, Vijayawada CHEYUTHA HIV WELFARE CSC Pradesh EMPOWERMENT SOCIETY CHES+ 24 Andhra Krishna OGGH vijaywada RAVICHERLA INTEGRATED CSC Pradesh DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION SOCIETY 25 Andhra Kurnool Government General NESTHAM FOR CSC Pradesh Hospital, Kurnool RAYALASEEMA REGION PEOLE LIVING WITH HIV/ADIS WE 26 Andhra Kurnool ART CENTRE NANDYAL NESTHAM FOR CSC Pradesh RAYALASEEMA REGION PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS WELFARE SOCIETY 27 Andhra Mahbubnagar District HQ Hospital, MAHABOOB ADARANA CSC Pradesh Mehboobnagar POSITIVE NETWORK 28 Andhra Nalgonda District HQ Hospital, NALGONDA YOUTH CSC Pradesh Nalgonda POSITIVE SOCIETY 29 Andhra Nellore District Head Quarters NELLORE THE NETWORK CSC Pradesh Hospital, Nellore OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/ADIS 30 Andhra Nizamabad District Head Quarters NIZAM ABHAYA POSITIVE CSC Pradesh Hospital, Nizamabad PEOPLE SOCIETY 31 Andhra Prakasam Government District POSITIVE PEOPLE'S CSC Pradesh Hospital, Ongole NETWORK 32 Andhra Prakasam Markapur ART center POSITIVE PEOPLE CSC Pradesh NETWORK 33 Andhra Prakasam Chirala ART Centre POSITIVE PEOPLE CSC Pradesh NETWORK 34 Andhra Rangareddy Tandur ART center HIV OF POSITIVE PEOPLE CSC Pradesh EFFICENCY SOCIETY 35 Andhra Rangareddy Gandhi BOSCO CSC Pradesh 36 Andhra Medak District Headquarter MEDAK DISTRICT POSITIVE CSC Pradesh Hospital,Medak NETWORK MPN 37 Andhra Srikakulam District Head Quarters SRIKAKULA NETWORK OF CSC Pradesh Hospital, Srikakulam POSITIVE PEOPLE SOCIETY SNP+ 38 Andhra Visakhapatnam ART Center Anakapalli SOCIETY OF VISAKHA CSC Pradesh NETWORK OF POSITIVE MEMBERS SVNP 39 Andhra Visakhapatnam Govt. MC Vizag EMMANUEL MINISTRIES CSC Pradesh ASSOCIATION 40 Andhra Vizianagaram Government Medical VIZNANETWORK OF CSC Pradesh College POSITIVE PEOPLE 41 Andhra Warangal Medical college, Warangal KARUNA MYTHRI POSITIVE CSC Pradesh PEOPLE SERVICE SOCIETY 42 Andhra West Godavari District Head Quarters ASSOCITION OF POSITIVE CSC Pradesh Hospital, Eluru PEOPLE FOR LIVING EXCELLENCE (APPLE) 43 Andhra West Godavari AH Bhimavaram ASSOCITION OF POSITIVE CSC Pradesh PEOPLE FOR LIVING EXCELLENCE (APPLE) 44 Andhra West Godavari Tadepalligudem ART center COMMUNITY HEALTH CSC Pradesh AWARENESS AND NATURAL GREEN ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY 45 Arunachal Papampare ART Centre, general hospt, Ojju Welfare Society CSC pradesh Naharlagum Papampare 46 Assam Barpeta ART Centre, Fakhruddin Ali ASSAM NETWORK OF CSC Ahamed Medical College & POSITIVE PEOPLE Hospital 47 Assam Dibrugarh ART Centre, Assam Medical ASSAM NETWORK OF CSC College Hospital, Dibrugarh POSITIVE PEOPLE ANP+ 48 Assam Guwahati ART Plus Centre, Gauhati ASSAM NETWORK OF CSC Medical College Hospital, POSITIVE PEOPLE ANP+ Guwahati 49 Assam Silchar ART Centre, Silchar Medical DESHBANDHU CLUB CSC College Hospital, Cachar 50 Bihar Begusarai Begusarai KISSAN VIKAS TRUST CSC 51 Bihar Bhagalpur Bhagalpur BIHAR NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 52 Bihar Chapra Chapra (Saran) BHARTIYA JAN UTTHAN CSC PARISHAD 53 Bihar Darbhanga Darbhanga BIHAR NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 54 Bihar Gaya Gaya BHARTIYA JAN UTTHAN CSC PARISHAD 55 Bihar Hajipur Hajipur GEETA MAHILA UTTHAN CSC SAMITI 56 Bihar Katihar Katihar KATIHAR NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIG/AIDS SOCIETY 57 Bihar Madhubani Madhubani BIHAR NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 58 Bihar Motihari Motihari NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CSC RURAL DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION SOCIAL 59 Bihar Muzaffarpur Muzaffarpur BIHAR NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 60 Bihar Patna PMCH, Patna PATNA NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 61 Bihar Patna RMRI, Patna BIHAR NETWORK FOR CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 62 Bihar Sitamarhi Sitamarhi CENTRE DIRECT CSC 63 Bihar Gopalganj SH Gopalganj Gram Praudyokik Vikas CSC Sansthan (GVPS) 64 Chandigarh Chandigarh ART Centre, PGIMER, Chandigarh Network of CSC Chandigarh Positive People (CNP Plus) 65 Chattisgrah Bilaspur BILASPUR Shree Narayan Prerna CSC Samiti 66 Chattisgrah Durg DURG CHHATTISGARH NETWORK CSC OF POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 67 Chattisgrah Jagdalpur JAGDALPUR (Bastar) BASTER NETWORK OF CSC POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 68 Chattisgrah Raipur RAIPUR CHHATTISGARH NETWORK CSC OF POSITIVE PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 69 Chattisgrah Sarguja SARGUJA Surajpur Sewa Unnati CSC Sansthan 70 Delhi Delhi Dr. Babasaheb Ambeddkar DNP Plus (ND) CSC Hospital+ DCB FARTC 71 Delhi Delhi AIIMS+Safdarjung+LRS DNP Plus (SD) CSC 72 Delhi East Guru Teg Bagadur love life society CSC 73 Delhi Central Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia (OPNP) CSC Hospital +LNJP 74 Goa Goa Government Medical ZINDAGI CSC College, Bambolim 75 Gujarat Ahmedabad Abad - BJMC AHMEDABAD NETWORK CSC OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 76 Gujarat Ahmedabad Abad - VSGH KAIRA SOCIAL SERVICE CSC SOCIETY 77 Gujarat Amreli Amreli AMRELI JILLA NETWORK CSC OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS(ADNP) 78 Gujarat Baroda Baroda ASSOCITAION OF THE CSC PERSON LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS VADODARA 79 Gujarat Bhanskantha Bhanskantha Banaskantha network of CSC people living with HIV/AIDS 80 Gujarat Bhavnagar Bhavnagar BHAVNAGAR NETWORK csc OF PEOPLE LIVING HIV/AIDS 81 Gujarat Dahod Dahod HIV(AIDS) POSITIVE CSC PEOPLE SEVA MANDAL DAHOD 82 Gujarat Gandhinagar Gandhinagar ABADNP CSC 83 Gujarat Jamnagar Jamnagar ST JOSEPHS HEALTH CSC CENTER TRUST 84 Gujarat Junagadh Junagadh SHRADDHA NETWORK OF CSC JUNAGADH PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 85 Gujarat Kachh Bhuj KACHCHA NETWORK OF CSC PEOPLE WITH HIV/AIDS 86 Gujarat Mehsana Mehsana MEHSANA NETWORK OF CSC PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 87 Gujarat Nadiad Nadiad KAIRA SOCIAL SERVICE CSC SOCIETY 88 Gujarat Navsari Navsari NAVSARI DISTRICT CSC NETWORK OF PEOLPE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 89 Gujarat Rajkot Rajkot RAJKOT DISTRICT CSC NETWORK OF PEOLPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS(RDNP 90 Gujarat Surat Surat - NCH NETWORK OF SURAT CSC PEOLPE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 91 Gujarat Surat Surat - RIL NETWORK OF SURAT CSC PEOLPE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 92 Gujarat Surendranagar Surendranagar NETWORK OF PEOPLE CSC LIVING HIV/AIDS (SDNP) 93 Gujarat Valsad Valsad VALSAD DISTRICT CSC NETWORK OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS(VDNP) 94 Haryana Rohtak ART Centre, PGIMS, Rohtak NETWORK OF POSITIVE CSC PEOPLE BHIWANI 95 Himachal Hamirpur Hamirpur GUNJAN ORGANISATION CSC Pradesh FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 96 Himachal Kangra Tanda GUNJAN CSC Pradesh 97 Himachal Shimla IGMC Shimla HIMACHAL PRADESH CSC Pradesh VOLUNTARY HEALTH ASSOCAITION HPVHA 98 Jammu & Jammu Jammu J&K SOCIETY FOR CSC Kashmir PROMOTION OF YOUTH & MASSES (JKSPYM) 99 Jammu & Srinagar Srinagar PEOPLES SOCIAL AND CSC Kashmir CULTURAL SOCIETY 100 Jharkhand Daltonganj Sadar Hospital, Daltonganj PALMAI DISTRICT csc NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LEAVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOCIETY 101 Jharkhand Deoghar Sadar Hospital, Deoghar JHARKHAND NETWORK CSC FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AIDS 102 Jharkhand Dhanbad PMCH, Dhanbad GIRIDIH DISTRICT LEVEL CSC NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AIDS SOCIETY 103 Jharkhand Hazaribagh Sadar Hospital, Hazaribagh JAN JAGRAN KENDRA CSC 104 Jharkhand Jamshedpur MGMMCH, Jamshedpur JAMSHEDPUR DISTRICT CSC LEVEL NETWORK FOR PEOPLE Living WITH HIV 105 Jharkhand Ranchi RIMS, Ranchi JHARKHAND STATE CSC NETWORK FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS SOC 106 Karnataka Bagalkot District hospital, Bagalkot JEEVANJYOTHI NETWORK CSC FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 107 Karnataka Bagalkot
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