Integrated HIV programs for tennessee community-based organizations to support ending the HIV epidemic in the united states CDC-RFA-PS-23-0073 - in 2020, 651 tennesseans received a positive HIV…

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
NU65PS923764
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$12,000,000

Award facts

Completion date
Originally
Funding agency
National Center for HIV/AIDS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Health and Human Services
Place of performance
Tennessee, USA

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Description

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Integrated HIV programs for tennessee community-based organizations to support ending the HIV epidemic in the united states CDC-RFA-PS-23-0073 - in 2020, 651 tennesseans received a positive HIV diagnosis compared to 719 in 2016. According to the tennessee epidemiological profile more than 19,000 were living with HIV/aids in 2020. Although new diagnosis of HIV have gradually decreased within the state, disparities in HIV incidence and HIV-related outcomes by age, gender, race/ethnicity, HIV transmission risk, and geography persist throughout tennessee. Despite only making up 17% of the population, more than half of new HIV diagnoses, persons living with HIV, and deaths among persons with HIV, are persons of color. Black men who have SEX with men (MSM), transgender women, and persons who inject drugs (pwid) are also significantly impacted by HIV in tennessee. The united way of middle tennessee DBA united way of greater nashville will work to address these disparities by funding high-quality HIV prevention and care activities throughout the state. The purpose of this project is to provide tennessee community-based organizations with vital resources to continue HIV prevention and treatment activities, by leveraging vital scientific advances in HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and outbreak response. United way currently funds established programs through TDH CDC PS18-1802 and PS20-2010 funding. With PS18-1802 and PS20-2010 funds ending in tennessee, PS23-0073 funding will continue supporting community-based organizations to prevent new infections; improve health outcomes for persons living with HIV infection, including achieving and sustaining viral suppression; and reduced related health disparities in accordance with the national prevention goals, HIV care continuum, and CDC's HIP approach by using quality programs and TDH surveillance data to guide HIV prevention efforts.

Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment $4,000,000
Amendment $4,000,000
Original award $4,000,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Tennessee State University TSU will reduce barriers to condom use such as limited accessibility, financial cost, and embarrassment. To increase the availability, accessibility, and… $7,310
Lane College Lane College will implement EHE Prevent Pillar Safe in the City educational sessions to increase the knowledge and perception of HIV/STD risk to college… $18,360
University Of Tennessee The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) provide PrEP bootcamp for healthcare professional learners (APRN students, medical residents and… $129,800
Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region, Inc. Planned Parenthood will implementation: condom distribution and PrEP Navigation services. Key service components/activities include distributing condoms/safer… $670,200
Positively Living, Inc. Positively Living will provide HIV counseling, testing and referral servces, condom distribution services and PrEP navigation services in the southeast region… $210,340
Street Works The goal of these programs is to implement Ending the HIV Epidemic Pillars (Treat, Diagnose, Prevent) to reduce new HIV infections and support linkage to care… $179,140
Children & Family Services, Inc. Children & Family Service, Inc. (CFS) will provide Condom Distribution, non-clinical HIV counseling, testing, referral and PrEP Navigation in rural West… $60,000
Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region, Inc. Planned Parenthood will implementation: condom distribution and PrEP Navigation services. Key service components/activities include distributing condoms/safer… $230,860
United Neighborhood Health Services, Inc. Neighborhood Health will implement Ending the HIV Epidemic Prevent Pillar to reduce new HIV infections and support linkage to care for individuals living with… $66,600
Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region, Inc. Planned Parenthood will implementation: condom distribution and PrEP Navigation services. Key service components/activities include distributing condoms/safer… $93,000
Memphis Gay & Lesbian Community Center OUTMemphis will address the disproportionate rates of HIV due to stigma, access to testing, and social determinants of health such as race, sexual… $257,600
Partnership To End Aids Status Inc. PEAS, Inc.'s goal is to provide all-inclusive care and expand the restricted variety of community-based services and resources in Shelby County for… $552,900
Methodist LE Bonheur Community Outreach Methodist Le Bonheur Community Outreach (MLCO) on behalf of its Community HIV Network (CHN) to address the critical need for HIV prevention and diagnosis… $304,000
Church Health Center Of Memphis Inc. MAPC operates 4 programs focused on universal prevention and harm reduction: (1) Environmental Prevention Program, 2) Tennessee State Opioid Response II (3)… $160,000
Nashville Cares (Council On Aids Resources, Education, And Services) The goal of these programs is to implement Ending the HIV Epidemic Pillars (Treat, Diagnose, Prevent) to reduce new HIV infections and support linkage to care… $344,060
Chattanooga C.a.r. E. S., Inc. Cempa’s expected outcome for the proposed project is a decrease in new HIV/AIDS infections, an increase in prevention knowledge, and an increase in… $238,060
Subrecipient not on record Meae Wellness will provide condom distribution services to at risk populations in Montogomery County. $13,600
A Betor Way A Betor Way (ABW) established Shelby County's first Syringe Service Program (SSP).A Betor way is one of the key non-profit agencies fulfilling a critical role… $384,972
Hope House Day Care Center, Inc. Hope House organization provides Art Therapy rent and utility assistance, individual and group counseling, outreach, HIV prevention education and free HIV… $287,850
Friends For Life Corporation Friends For Life's (FFL) project seeks to address disproportionately high rates of HIV infection among young, African American men who have sex with men in… $555,690
Columbia Cares, Inc. Columbia CARES will provde PrEP navigation services to people who are HIV negative; specifically men who have sex with men, intravenous drug users, and MSM/IDU.… $66,000
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Quick answers

Who received award NU65PS923764?

NU65PS923764 was awarded to United Way Of Middle Tennessee, Inc. by Office of Financial Resources (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) on June 1, 2023.

How much is award NU65PS923764 worth?

$12,000,000 has been obligated on NU65PS923764.

Which agency awarded NU65PS923764?

Office of Financial Resources (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) awarded NU65PS923764, with funding from National Center for HIV/AIDS (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).

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