Participants

Participants in the SAHIV Community Capacity Building project include a diverse range of community service organizations across the country. Many of the grantees are affiliated with clinical or medical organizations. No less than 37 of the 47 programs have a coalition (as defined by two or more partners in place) and have no less than 434 agencies involved in this initiative. Faith-based involvement in the project is significant, with no less than 20 programs having a formal association with faith-based coalitions and no less than 47 churches involved in this initiative.

The types of prevention programs developed by the participants are varied as well and include:

Theater / Role Playing Peer Education/Mentoring Case Management Support Groups Family Strengthening Community Work/Leadership Cultural Approach Media

Life Skills Training GLBTQ Youth Mental Health Parenting Skills Health Education Home Visits Condom Distribution Street Outreach

 

Grant Matrix

Consult the following Grant Matrix for a correlation of Site/Agency names by a specific Type of Intervention category. Many Site Agencies fall into more than one Intervention Type category.

For detailed contact and program information for a particular Site/Agency, find and click on the listing in the Grant Participant default following the Matrix.

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The links listed in this Grant Participant default are arranged alphabetically. Click on a link for contact information and selected details.

A - B

» AIDS Consortia of Southeast Michigan

» AMASSI/New Bridge Foundation/Sexual Minority Alliance of Alameda County (SMAAC)

» Amigos Volunteers in Education and Services

» Brooklyn Pediatric AIDS Network; Kings County Hospital (Research Foundation, SUNY)

Top of default C - D

» Case Western Reserve University

» Children's Aid Society

» City of New Orleans, Mayor's Office of Health Policy

» Community Prevention Partnership Neighborhood Unity Program

» Concerned Medical & Health Care Professionals, Inc.

» Connecticut Department of MH & Addiction Services/Urban League

» Denver Area Youth Services, La Comunidad de Salud

» Department of Health Administration for HIV/AIDS

Top of default E - F

» East Bay Perinatal Council

» Family and Medical Counseling Service, Inc.

Top of default G - H

» Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church

» Harlem United Community AIDS Center

» Health Outreach Project

» Health Watch Information and Promotion Services

» Housing Works

Top of default I - J

» Institute of Advanced Study of Black Family Life and Culture

Top of default K - L

» Kansas City Free Health Clinic

» La Sima Foundation, Inc.

» Latin American Youth Center

» Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center

Top of default M - N

» Marion County Health Department (Indianapolis Health and Hospital Corporation)

» Montgomery AIDS Outreach

» Morehouse School of Medicine

» National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

» Neighborhood Service Organization (NSO)

» Nez Perce Tribe, Students for Success

» NYCHHC - Kings County Hospital Center

Top of default O - P

» Operation Get Down

» Pittsburg Pre-School Coordinating Council

» Prototypes - Women's Link

Top of default Q - S

» River Region Human Services, Inc

» Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation, Creating Credible Peer Leaders

Top of default T - U

» The Council on Alcohol & Drugs

» The Prevention Partnership

» The Research Foundation of SUNY

» Unity Health System/St. Mary's Hospital

» University of Texas Science Center at Houston

Top of default V - Z

» WEATOC, By and for Youth

» Whitman Walker Clinic

» Witchita State University

» Women in Need, Homeless Women of Color and Their Children

» Women of Color AIDS Council

» Women's HIV/AOD Prevention Program

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