This $3,000,000 Cooperative Agreement award from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Assistance Programs for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control (CFDA 93.945) supports a 5-year initiative titled "DP24-004, PRC CORE: PROMOTING SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS IN THE MOST DIVERSE SQUARE MILE IN AMERICA". The prime awardee, Georgia State University Research Foundation Inc., will lead a multi-partner effort to adapt and deliver a community-based intervention focused on promoting social connectedness in the highly diverse Clarkston, Georgia area.
Through this funding, Georgia State University Research Foundation Inc. will collaborate with sub-grantees Positive Growth, Inc., Refugee Women's Network, Inc., and Clarkston Community Center, Inc. to develop culturally and linguistically responsive programming, train local interventionists, and implement the intervention at community sites. Key activities include adapting the intervention content, providing ongoing supervision and support for interventionists, coordinating participant outreach/recruitment, and ensuring program fidelity and budget management.
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