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This pre-solicitation notice seeks proposals for an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity multiple award contract to provide information technology partnership network and communication technology services to support the National Prevention Information Network. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will award contracts for up to five years to small businesses under NAICS code 519130 with fewer than 1,000 employees. The solicitation requests proposals to perform non-personal, non-inherently governmental IT, health communication, and education tasks and projects for the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention. Services will support NPIN's congressionally mandated mission to disseminate prevention information and evaluate materials. The period of performance is 60 months. Interested parties must check the Federal Business Opportunities website for release of the request for proposals on or around July 18, 2019.
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Organizations
| Organizations Database Section | Current fields in section | Description | Value | Data Type | NOTES |
| NAME | Data in this field contains all of the organization's name-related fields, in hierarchy order. Entering the name of the organization will follow NPIN abbreviation and punctuation guidelines | Field Set | |||
| Title | Kansas Department of Health | Text Field, can be duplicated | |||
| Organization Name 2 | Chase County Health Department | Text Field | |||
| Organization Name 3 | Text Field | ||||
| Other Name | Text Field | ||||
| Previous Name | Text Field | ||||
| Program Name | This field contains the names of specific programs focusing on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB | HIV/STD Prevention Program | Text Field | ||
| Organization Number | Refers to the node ID number assigned automatically by the system | Prepopulated - Node ID Number is assigned |
| ADDRESS | Data in this field contain the actual physical address of the organization. In special situations the mailing address could be entered. | 301 S Walnut St | Field Set | |
| Street address 1 | Text | |||
| Street address 2 | Text | |||
| City Name | Data in this field indicates the city where the organization is physically located | Text | Text | |
| State | Data in this field indicates the state where the organization is physically located | Kansas | Text | |
| Zip code | Data in this field indicates the Zip code assigned to the geographic location of the organization | 66845 | Text | |
| County | Data in this field indicate the County where the organization is physically located | Chase | Text | |
| Country | Text | |||
| Foreign State | Data in this field indicate the foreign state or province in which the foreign organization is located | Text | ||
| Foreign Zip | Data in this field contain the postal code of a foreign organization | Text | ||
| Latitude | Use to convert addresses into geographic coordinates, use to place markers on a map (Geocoding) | Latitude 37.423021 | Text | |
| Longitude | Use to convert addresses into geographic coordinates, use to place markers on a map (Geocoding) | longitude -122.083739 | Text |
| ORGANIZATION WEB | Organization Web refers to the specific URL of the clinic or program itself, and any social media website. | https://chasecountyhd.org | Field Set | |
| Website URL | Field Collection | |||
| Website comment | Text | |||
| Website Social Media URL | https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chase-County-Health-Department/.. | Text | ||
| Organization URL Type: |
Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn YouTube Facebook Link
| EMAILS | This email section refers to the general (corporate) email address of the organization. | Field Collection | ||
| Email address | info@chasecountyhd.org | Text | ||
| Comment | Text | |||
| Primary email selection | Text |
| ORGANIZATION PHONE | Refers to the specific phone fields for US, US territories and Canadian numbers. Foreign Numbers contain telephone numbers of organizations located outside of those areas | |||
| Area Code | 620 | Text | ||
| Phone number | 2736377 | Field Collection | ||
| Phone Extension | Text | |||
| Phone Type: |
Main Domestic Fax Toll Free Hotline Number TTY/TDD Number Foreign Number Foreign Fax Other Phone Number Main Phone Text
| STATUS AND TYPE | Field Set | |||
| Primary Organization type | Data in this field indicate the type of activities performed by the organization. The selection will depend on the main identification of the organization | Text | ||
| AIDS Service Organization | ||||
| Clinic | Clinic | |||
| Commercial Organization | ||||
| Community Based Organization | ||||
| Educational Organization/Institution | ||||
| Federally Qualified Health Center | ||||
| Foundation | ||||
| Hospital | ||||
| Labor Org | ||||
| Pharmacological Company | ||||
| Professional Organization | ||||
| Public Education Department | ||||
| Public Health/Social Services | ||||
| Regulatory Agency | ||||
| Religious Organization | ||||
| Research | ||||
| Social Service Organization |
| Secondary Organization type | This field contains the same codes as the Primary Organization Type. If an organization can accurately be described by more than one organization type, a second type can be selected | Term Reference | |
| AIDS Service Organization | |||
| Clinic | |||
| Commercial Organization | |||
| Community Based Organization | |||
| Educational Organization/Institution | |||
| Federally Qualified Health Center | |||
| Foundation | |||
| Hospital | |||
| Labor Org | |||
| Pharmacological Company | |||
| Professional Organization | |||
| Public Education Department | |||
| Public Health/Social Services | Public Health/Social Services | ||
| Regulatory Agency | |||
| Religious Organization | |||
| Research | |||
| Social Service Organization |
| Legal Status | Describes the organization depending if the organization is in business to make a profit (Commercial), is a governmental organization, or is not in business to make a profit and is tax-exempt | Term Reference | |
| Commercial Organization | |||
| Governmental | Governmental | ||
| Nonprofit |
| Organization 501 C3 Status | Describes if the organization is a nonprofit and has the IRS charitable 501 C 3 designation - it is tax-exempt and can accept tax-deductible contributions | Text | |
| Yes | |||
| No | No | ||
| Unknown |
| Organization Service Level | Refers to the area of service of the organization | List | |
| City/Town | Text | ||
| County | County | Text | |
| International | Text | ||
| National | Text | ||
| State/Territory | Text | ||
| Metropolitan Area | Text |
| LANGUAGE SPOKEN | This section describes the language in which the services are provided. Languages other than English should be selected only if there is someone on staff who speaks the language during all hours of operation. | Term Reference | ||
| English | English | |||
| Spanish | Spanish | |||
| Arabic | ||||
| Cambodian/khmer | ||||
| Chinese | ||||
| French | ||||
| German | ||||
| Haitian Creole | ||||
| Hindi | ||||
| Italian | ||||
| Japanese | ||||
| Korean | ||||
| Laotian | ||||
| Portuguese | ||||
| Russian | ||||
| Tagalog | ||||
| Vietnamese | ||||
| American Sign Language | ||||
| Interpretation Services Available for Non-English Language Speakers |
| SERVICES | Term Reference | ||||
| TESTING SERVICES | |||||
| Conventional Blood HIV Testing | Conventional tests are sent to a laboratory. | Conventional Blood HIV Testing | |||
| Conventional Oral HIV Testing | Conventional tests are sent to a laboratory. | In the future IT team will be consolidating this terms to only one: Conventional HIV Testing | |||
| Rapid Blood HIV Testing | Provides testing and results are ready in minutes | ||||
| Rapid Oral HIV Testing | Provides testing and results are ready in minutes | In the future IT team will be consolidating this terms to only one: Conventional HIV Testing | |||
| Chlamydia Testing | Screening via urine, PAP smear/culture, or blood test used to diagnose the presence of STDs. | ||||
| Gonorrhea Testing | Screening via urine, PAP smear/culture, or blood test used to diagnose the presence of STDs. | ||||
| Herpes Testing | Screening via urine, PAP smear/culture, or blood test used to diagnose the presence of STDs. | ||||
| Syphilis Testing | Screening via urine, PAP smear/culture, or blood test used to diagnose the presence of STDs. | ||||
| Hepatitis A Testing | Provides blood draw for hepatitis A virus blood tests. | ||||
| Hepatitis B Testing | Provides blood draw for hepatitis B virus blood tests. | ||||
| Hepatitis C Rapid Testing | Provides Hepatitis C Rapid testing using a blood finger prick. | ||||
| Hepatitis C Testing | Provides blood draw for hepatitis C virus blood tests. | ||||
| Mobile Testing Services | Includes HIV testing using a mobile van during the year at different locations and times. | ||||
| TB Testing | Includes the TB skin test, the TB blood test and the sputum test. Select the code if you offer any of the three. | ||||
| CARE AND TREATMENT SERVICES | |||||
| Adult Hepatitis B Vaccine | Provides vaccinations to prevent Hepatitis B in adults. Currently, approximately 95% of new HBV infections occur among adults, and unvaccinated adults with behavioral risk factors or who are household contacts or sex partners of HBV-infected persons remain at risk | ||||
| Alternative/Complementary Medicine | Generally refers to non-pharmaceutical, non-Western medicine techniques (includes aromatherapy, art therapy, and Ayurveda, for example) | ||||
| Clinical Trials | Research studies to answer specific questions about vaccines, new therapies, or new ways of using known treatments. Clinical trials (also called medical research and research studies) are used to determine whether new drugs or treatments are both safe and effective | ||||
| Dental Care | Provides care of the teeth and gums for people with HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, and Tuberculosis | ||||
| Directly Observed Therapy-Short Course (DOTS) | Provides TB medication therapy program where a health worker physically watches the patient take the medicine to ensure the correct amount is taken at the correct time until therapy is completed | ||||
| Family Planning | Provides TB medication therapy program where a health worker physically watches the patient take the medicine to ensure the correct amount is taken at the correct time until therapy is completed | ||||
| Gynecological Care | Provides medical care dealing with the functions and diseases of the female reproductive system; without childbirth services | ||||
| Hepatitis A Vaccine | Provides vaccinations to prevent Hepatitis A | ||||
| Hepatitis B Treatment | Provides treatment for Hepatitis B | ||||
| Hepatitis C Treatment | Provides treatment for Hepatitis C | ||||
| HIV/AIDS Medical Treatment | Provides clinical services (medical staff providing treatment, care) to patients diagnosed with HIV. The services are designed to reduce HIV in the body, and keep the immune system as healthy as possible and decrease the complications that may develop. | ||||
| Human Papillomavirus Vaccine | Provides vaccinations to prevent Human papillomaviruses (HPVs), certain types of which are the major cause of cervical cancer | Human Papillomavirus vaccine | |||
| Medication Adherence Education and Counseling | Assistance provided to ensure that a client’s behavior coincides with the healthcare regimen as determined through a shared decision making process between the client and healthcare provider | ||||
| Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) | Provides antiretroviral medicines very soon after a possible exposure to HIV to prevent becoming infected with HIV | ||||
| Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) | Provides medication as a way for people who do not have HIV but who are at substantial risk of getting it to prevent HIV infection by taking specific medications every day | ||||
| Primary Care | Diagnosis and treatment of general medical conditions, and referrals to specialists for treatment of particular illnesses. Specialized AIDS programs, such as those in hospitals and clinics, providing primary care that is sensitive to the health concerns of PLWAs | ||||
| STD Treatment | Provides medical treatment (management and care) of a patient to treat STDs | ||||
| TB Treatment | Provides treatment to patients after the diagnosed of Tuberculosis. | ||||
| Substance Abuse Treatment | Inpatient and outpatient counseling, education, and treatment programs to overcome substance abuse (drug dependency) problems | ||||
| PREVENTION SERVICES | |||||
| Behavioral Interventions | high-impact prevention approach to reducing new HIV infections by using combinations of scientifically proven, cost effective, and scalable interventions directed to the most vulnerable populations in the geographic areas where HIV prevalence is highest | ||||
| Condom/Female Condom/Dental Dam Distribution | Distributing male/female condoms and dental dams (commonly used for oral sex) as well as information on their proper use, to help prevent or lower the risk of HIV and STD transmission. | In the future the IT team will be updating this code to Condom distribution | |||
| Harm Reduction | Harm reduction can be a policy or program directed toward reducing or containing the adverse health, social, and economic consequences of alcohol or other drug use or high-risk sexual behavior. | ||||
| Needle Cleaning, Needle Exchange or Needle Distribution | Providing cleaning or sterilization of needles and injection equipment to prevent blood borne disease transmission. Exchanging and/or distributing clean needles and drug-injection equipment. The purpose is to lower the user’s risk of acquiring a blood borne disease and to prevent the public from being injured by dirty needles. | ||||
| HIV/AIDS Prevention/Education | Programs that cover education on HIV, including testing, transmission, health effects, treatment, and prevention. Prevention activities focus on behavioral interventions, structural interventions, capacity building, or information gathering. | ||||
| STD Prevention /Education | Programs that provide information on STDs, also referred to as sexually transmitted infections (STIs), usually providing information on symptoms, diagnosis, transmission, prevention, and treatment options. | ||||
| Hepatitis Prevention/Education | Programs that cover education on hepatitis, including testing, transmission, health effects, and prevention. | ||||
| TB Prevention/Education | Programs that provide information on TB, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, usually providing information on symptoms, diagnosis, transmission, prevention, and treatment options. | ||||
| Safer Sex Education | Programs that teach harm reduction techniques that can be used to help lower a person’s risk for acquiring HIV/STDs. Usually covers abstinence or delaying sexual intercourse, limiting sexual partners, using condoms/dental dams during sex acts, using condoms correctly, communicating with partners, and exploring sexual behaviors that do not require fluid exchange. | ||||
| Partner Notification | Informing the sex partners of persons with HIV, STDs, or TB that they may have been exposed. May be conducted by the client, a counselor, physician, or public health personnel, or by the client and health provider together. Includes counseling on how best to inform sex partner(s) and discussion of how to respond to the partner’s reactions. It may include referrals to counselors who can help the client assess their safety with an abusive partner. | ||||
| AIDS Hotlines | Provides information and referrals related to HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Electronic Information Resources | Provides information electronically, e.g., databases, electronic bulletin boards, computer software, communication networks, applications, or Internet Web sites with substantive educational content | ||||
| Hepatitis Hotlines | Provides information and referrals related to hepatitis | ||||
| Materials - Print/Audiovisual | Production of information materials related to HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB, including books, brochures, directories, monographs, or posters. Distributes printed materials, such as educational books, brochures, directories, monographs, or posters | ||||
| Names Quilt | Started in 1987 by volunteers to remember a person who died of AIDS. The memorial quilt panels are used to raise awareness, provide public education, raise funds for HIV/AIDS, and commemorate the lives of those who died from AIDS. | ||||
| HIV Test Counseling | Provides counseling services both before and after testing, usually as a one-on-one informational and emotional assessment, and provides referrals, where appropriate. Note: Not every testing site offers comprehensive counseling. | ||||
| Peer Education | Using educators of similar race, background, age, occupation, sexual orientation, etc., for the targeted audience to increase the understanding and rapport between the educator and the audience | ||||
| Speakers Bureau | A group of people who make public presentations on health topics upon request. The person requesting can specify the type of presenter and topic wanted. Speakers often include health providers, PLWAs, and others affected by HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Street Outreach | Outreach and education programs literally conducted on the “street,” in bars, areas frequented by sex workers, gathering places for teens, etc. | ||||
| SUPPORT SERVICES | |||||
| Drug Purchasing Assistance, including AIDS Drug Purchasing Assistance (ADAP) | Provides medications needed to treat a particular disease (usually purchased in bulk); free to patients who demonstrate need. Includes federally funded programs such as the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) | ||||
| Faith Based AIDS Service | A structured program, such as the Episcopal Caring Response to AIDS, directed at PLWAs, their families, and/or their caregivers, or a specific program at a specific individual church or synagogue. Also, use when AIDS medical or social services are provided by a religious organization. | ||||
| Financial Assistance | Provides emergency cash or income assistance for PLWAs | ||||
| Food Services | Service that provides emergency food or meals to persons in need. It also includes Food Banks/Pantries that allow PLWAs or their designated representatives to come and select free food. | ||||
| Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS/HOPWA | Federally supported housing programs specifically set aside for PLWAs and their families. | ||||
| Legal Services | Including legal and financial end-of-life planning, coordination and provision of all legal aspects required for full trial and appeal process, assistance in preparing powers of attorney, and civil rights services. | ||||
| PrEP Navigation | Provides services needed to help a person obtain timely, essential and appropriate PrEP medical and social services to optimize his or her health. Navigation includes linking persons to health care systems, assisting with health insurance and transportation, identifying and reducing barriers to care, and tailoring health education to the client to influence his or her health-related attitudes and behaviors. Modified from the definition of HIV Navigation Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | ||||
| Research | Medical research conducted on the topics of HIV, AIDS, STDs, Hepatitis or Tuberculosis. Includes vaccine development research studies, and pharmacological research | ||||
| Ryan White Services | Services for people who do not have sufficient health care coverage or financial resources to cope with HIV disease. The majority of Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program funds support primary medical care and essential support services. A smaller but equally critical portion is used to fund technical assistance, clinical training, and the development of innovative models of care. (HRSA) | ||||
| Transportation | Provide or arrange for the transportation needs of clients, e.g., to medical appointments. Includes vouchers or tokens for transportation | ||||
| Behavioral Research | Studies behavioral patterns to better understand decision making | ||||
| Case Management | Direction, assistance, and ongoing support for PLWAs in receiving needed health care and benefits, such as social security, food stamps, disability, supplemental security income, and pharmacy, which includes medical case management services. Also includes prevention case management, which involves working with people who practice high-risk behaviors (such as injecting drug users) to alter behaviors, develop plans, and access resources for minimizing risk of HIV exposure | ||||
| Housing Services | |||||
| Support Groups | Group of like people who meet in a supportive environment to share experiences and provide advice and referrals. May be facilitated by a mental health professional but is focused on support, not therapy | ||||
| CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES | |||||
| Capacity Building | Process to increase the skills, infrastructure, and resources of individuals, organizations and communities. Capacity building is a key strategy for the promotion, delivery and sustainability of HIV prevention programs. | ||||
| Community Planning | Planning and identifying priorities for HIV prevention and care. The Community Planning Group is usually composed of education and service providers, clients, State agency representatives, the clergy, and private citizens. | ||||
| Workplace Programs | Employment-based educational programs designed to provide managers and supervisors with accurate information on HIV/AIDS, to dispel myths and fears concerning working with PLWAs, and to provide guidance for a company in managing employees living with HIV/AIDS. The educational program might also offer information on developing company nondiscrimination and accommodations policies on HIV/AIDS, employee/employer rights, minimum performance obligations, global/local corporate image issues, and corporate philanthropy. | ||||
| Health Professional Education | Programs providing information on HIV, viral hepatitis, STDs, TB or related issues targeted toward persons working in a health-related field, i.e., doctors, researchers, nurses, clinic administrators | ||||
| Training Programs | Intensive training provided to an individual who will conduct trainings for particular audiences. Afterwards, those who have been trained are qualified to offer training themselves | ||||
| Funding for Organizations | Provides funds, research grants, gifts, and philanthropic donations to programs and organizations or to individuals conducting research or clinical care related to HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, or TB | ||||
| Grant Management | Administers/allocates grants, resources, and funds. For example, State health departments administer funds to local health departments and CBOs | ||||
| Program Administration | Oversight of the public health activities of HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STD, or TB prevention, education, surveillance, testing, and treatment. Can be conducted at the Federal, State, or local level | ||||
| Technical Assistance | The delivery of expert programmatic, scientific, and technical support to organizations and communities in the design, implementation, and evaluation of interventions and programs | ||||
| Advocacy/Activism | Advocacy - Activities that defend or maintain a cause or proposal related to HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, or TB. Activism - Exerting vigorous influence to change/improve political and social conditions that have an impact on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STD, and TB issues | ||||
| Behavioral Interventions Training | Training for prevention providers in public, private, and community sectors who are responsible for the implementation or supervision of STD/HIV prevention programs in community and clinic-based settings. It provides training in the use of evidence-based STD/HIV prevention interventions at the individual, group, and community level | ||||
| Public Awareness Campaigns | Programs designed to raise public awareness, increase knowledge, promote prevention, and increase sensitivity on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STD, and TB issues | ||||
| Technical Assistance | The delivery of expert programmatic, scientific, and technical support to organizations and communities in the design, implementation, and evaluation of interventions and programs | ||||
| Behavioral Research | Studies behavioral patterns to better understand decision making | ||||
| Research | Medical research conducted on the topics of HIV, AIDS, STDs, Hepatitis or Tuberculosis. Includes vaccine development research studies, and pharmacological research |
| AUDIENCE | Data in this field indicates the type of audience targeted by the organization’s services. An audience should only be selected if a clinic has programs/services especially targeted to that population. | Term Reference | |
| Adolescents/Youth/Teens | |||
| African Americans/Blacks | |||
| Asians/Pacific Islanders | |||
| At Risk Persons | |||
| Gay Men | |||
| General Public | |||
| Hispanics/Latinos | |||
| LGBT | |||
| Low Income Persons | |||
| Men | |||
| Men Who Have Sex with Men | |||
| Native Americans | |||
| Women | |||
| Adolescents with HIV/AIDS | |||
| Adults | |||
| At Risk Youth | |||
| Blind Persons | |||
| Children of Persons with HIV/AIDS | |||
| Community Based Organizations | |||
| Correctional Facilities/Correctional Agencies | |||
| Deaf Persons | |||
| Dental Professionals | |||
| Developing Nations | |||
| Educators | |||
| Employers | |||
| Employees | |||
| Female Sex Workers | |||
| Foreign Born/Immigrants | |||
| Haitians | |||
| Health Service Organizations | |||
| Health Professionals | |||
| HIV Positive Persons | |||
| Homeless Persons | |||
| Incarcerated Persons | |||
| Infants/Children with HIV/AIDS | |||
| Injecting Drug Users/Needle Sharing Partners | |||
| Legislators | |||
| Lesbians/Women Who Have Sex with Women/WSW | |||
| Male Sex Workers | |||
| Migrant Workers | |||
| Minorities | |||
| Older Adults | |||
| Parents/Families of Persons with HIV/AIDS | |||
| Persons in Rural Areas | |||
| Persons with STDs | |||
| Persons with HIV/AIDS | |||
| Persons with Hepatitis | |||
| Persons with TB | |||
| Persons Practicing High Risk Behaviors | |||
| Pregnant Women | |||
| Pregnant Adolescents | |||
| Recently Released Prisoners | |||
| Researchers | |||
| Schools | |||
| Sex Partners | |||
| Students | |||
| Substance Abusers | |||
| Veterans | |||
| Women with HIV/AIDS, including Pregnant Women with HIV/AIDS | |||
| Young Adults |
| FEES | This field describes if the organization charges a fee for any of its services. If there is a fee for any service at all, it must be indicated, along with additional information about sliding scale, free testing, etc. | Term Reference | ||
| Fee | Provides services charging a regular fee | Fee | ||
| No Fee | No charges for any services offered | |||
| Free Hepatitis B Testing | No charge for Hepatitis B testing | Free Hepatitis B Testing | ||
| Free Hepatitis C Testing | No charge for Hepatitis C testing | |||
| Free HIV Testing | No charge for HIV testing | Free HIV testing | ||
| Free STD Testing | No charge for STD testing | |||
| Free TB Testing | No charge for TB testing | |||
| Low Fee | Low charges for any services offered | |||
| Insurance Accepted | Any type of Insurance is accepted | |||
| Medicaid Accepted | Medicaid is accepted for any services offered | |||
| Sliding Scale | The cost of services is reduced for those who have lower incomes. Select if all services use sliding scale. | |||
| PrEP for uninsured | Refers to programs that provide access to PrEP for clients seeking services who are uninsured | |||
| Medicare Accepted | Medicare charges for any services offered | |||
| Donations Accepted | Donations charges for any services offered |
HOURS Refers to the hours of operation of the organization Monday, 8:00am To 4:30pm Tuesday, 1:30pm To 5:00pm Friday, 8:00 To 6:00pm Field Set / Text
| STAFF CONTACT | This field refers to the contact person at the organization. | Text | |
| Name | Text | ||
| Last Name | John | Text | |
| Contact Phone | Last name | Text | |
| Contact email address | xxx-xxx-xxxx | Text | |
| contact@chasecountyhd.org | Text |
https://chasecountyhd.org/mailto:info@chasecountyhd.orgmailto:contact@chasecountyhd.org Materials
| Materials Database Section | Current fields in section | Description | Value | Data Type | NOTES |
| TITLE | The full title of the material. It includes the material original title. The title may be a word, phrase, character, or group of characters that name the material. | HIV Among Gay and Bisexual Men | Text |
AUTHOR The person or organization responsible for the creation of the intellectual or artistic content of a work Centers for Disease Control Text
DESCRIPTION Free text summary A concise, nonevaluative, accurate synopsis of a material that provides the reader with the primary subject or topics, any unusual or unique aspects of the material, and is written at the same level of technical language of the material This information sheet discusses HIV/AIDS among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (MSM)––in the United States. It explains that MSM are more severely affected by HIV than any other group in the United States and provides statistical data on new HIV infections for 2010, HIV and AIDS diagnoses for 2011, estimated mortality by the end of 2010, and estimated new HIV infections in the United States for the most affected sub-populations for 2010. Text
ENGLISH TITLE Refers to the title in English for materials in a language other than English Text
PUBLICATION DATE Year only The year the document was published 2014 Text
| AUDIENCES | The group (s) or readers/viewers for whom the material was created; not necessarily the groups of people that are discussed in the topic of the material | Term Reference | ||
| Administrators | ||||
| Adolescents/Youth/Teens | ||||
| Adults | ||||
| Advocates | ||||
| African Americans/Blacks | ||||
| American Indian or Alaska Native/Tribal Populations | ||||
| Asians/Pacific Islanders | ||||
| Community Based Organization | ||||
| Correctional Facilities/Correctional Agencies | ||||
| Counselors/Therapists | ||||
| Developing Nations | ||||
| Educators | ||||
| Employers | ||||
| Families | ||||
| Female Sex Workers | ||||
| Foreign Born/Immigrants | ||||
| Gay men | Gay Men | |||
| Government Agencies | ||||
| Health Professionals | Health Professionals | |||
| Hispanics/Latinos | ||||
| HIV | ||||
| HIV Positive Persons | ||||
| Homeless Persons | ||||
| Homosexuals | ||||
| Hospitals | ||||
| Infants | ||||
| Injecting Drug Users/Needle Sharing Partners | ||||
| Insurance Providers | ||||
| International Agencies | ||||
| Lesbians/Women Who Have Sex with Women/WSW | ||||
| Local Government Agencies | ||||
| Long Term Survivors | ||||
| Male Sex Workers | ||||
| Men who have sex with men (MSM) | Men who have sex with men (MSM) | |||
| Minorities | ||||
| Native Americans | ||||
| Older Adults | ||||
| Orphans | ||||
| Outreach Workers | ||||
| People in Rural Areas | ||||
| Persons with Hepatitis | ||||
| Persons with HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Persons with STDs | ||||
| Persons with TB | ||||
| Pharmacists | ||||
| Policy Makers | ||||
| Pregnant Women | ||||
| Religious Organizations | ||||
| Researchers | ||||
| Schools | ||||
| State Government Agencies | ||||
| Students | ||||
| Trainers | ||||
| Young Adults |
| FORMAT | The physical medium in which a material is presented; it does not reflect the content of the material | Term Reference | ||
| Audio Files | ||||
| Computer Disk | ||||
| Information Kit | ||||
| Information Sheet | Information sheet | |||
| Internet Electronic File | ||||
| Monograph | ||||
| Novelty | ||||
| Other | ||||
| Pamphlet | ||||
| Pocket Cards | ||||
| Poster | ||||
| Report | ||||
| Serial | ||||
| Slide Set | ||||
| Supplies | ||||
| Toolkit | ||||
| Video Files | ||||
| Webinar/Webcast/Podcast |
| FOCUS AREA | The main focus of the material | Term Reference | ||
| HIV/AIDS | HIV/AIDS | |||
| Hepatitis | ||||
| STDs | ||||
| TB | ||||
| Other Health-Related |
| SUBJECTS | The primary content of the document. Subjects may be identified through review of the table of contents, major headings, the title, and the material to determine which subjects receive extended coverage. | Term Reference | ||
| Adolescents | ||||
| Administrators | ||||
| Adults | ||||
| Advocacy | ||||
| African Americans/Blacks | ||||
| AIDS | ||||
| Asians/Pacific Islanders | ||||
| At Risk Persons | At Risk Youth | |||
| At Risk Youth | ||||
| CDC Programs/Policy | ||||
| Chlamydia | ||||
| Community Based Organizations | ||||
| Community Planning | ||||
| Condoms | ||||
| Continuing Education | ||||
| Counseling | ||||
| Curriculum | ||||
| Developing Nations | ||||
| Education and Prevention | ||||
| Families | ||||
| Female Sex Workers | ||||
| Foreign Born/Immigrants | ||||
| Gay Men | Gay Men | |||
| Gender Factors | ||||
| Government Agencies | ||||
| Gonorrhea | ||||
| Guidelines | ||||
| Hepatitis | ||||
| Hepatitis A | ||||
| Hepatitis B | ||||
| Hepatitis C | ||||
| Herpes | ||||
| HIV | HIV | |||
| HIV Testing | ||||
| Hospitals | ||||
| HPV | ||||
| Infants | ||||
| Injecting Drug Users | ||||
| Insurance | ||||
| International Agencies | ||||
| Legislators | ||||
| LGBT | ||||
| Men | ||||
| Men Who Have Sex with Men | Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) | |||
| Native Americans | ||||
| Needles | ||||
| OB/GYN Care | ||||
| Parents | ||||
| Patient Care | ||||
| Pharmacists | ||||
| Physicians | ||||
| Policy Makers | ||||
| Post-Exposure Prophylaxis | ||||
| Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis * (currently not in NPIN Secure Materials Descriptors/Subjects list) | ||||
| Pregnancy | ||||
| Prevention | ||||
| Primary Care | ||||
| Program Development | ||||
| Program Evaluation | ||||
| Program Management | ||||
| Research | ||||
| Rural | ||||
| School Health Education | ||||
| Screening | ||||
| Sex Education | ||||
| Sexual Assault or Abuse | ||||
| Sexual Transmitted Diseases (STDs) | ||||
| Social Workers | ||||
| Spirituality | ||||
| Stigma | ||||
| Surveillance | ||||
| Syphilis | ||||
| TB | ||||
| Transmission | ||||
| Treatment | ||||
| Treatment Guidelines Materials | ||||
| Women |
| WEBSITE | The specific URL of the Material, where the material can be found | Text | ||
| URL | http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pdf/msm_fact_sheet_final_2014.pdf | |||
| THUMBNAIL | Text | |||
| Image | Refers to the image representing the material | |||
| Alternate text | A short description of the nature of the image. This text will be used by screen readers, search engines, or when the image cannot be loaded | Thumbnail image of HIV Among Gay and Bisexual Men |
| PUBLICATION ID | Text | ||
| Publication ID | Node ID assigned by the system |
| PUBLICATION LANGUAGE | The publication language. A publication may be available in multiple languages. A separate material is created for each. | Term Reference | ||
| English | English | |||
| Spanish | ||||
| Arabic | ||||
| Cambodian | ||||
| Chinese | ||||
| French | ||||
| German | ||||
| Hindi | ||||
| Italian | ||||
| Japanese | ||||
| Korean | ||||
| Laotian | ||||
| Portuguese | ||||
| Russian | ||||
| Tagalog | ||||
| Vietnamese |
Funding
| Funding Database Section | Current fields in section | Description | Value | Data Type | NOTES |
| TITLE | The full title of the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). The title may be a word, phrase, character, or group of characters that name the FO. | HIV Drug Resistance: Genotype-Phenotype-Outcome Correlations | Text |
FUND NUMBER (Opportunity Number) The Fund Number (Opportunity Number) is the number assigned by organization offering the NOFO RAF-123-456 Text
FUNDING ORGANIZATION The name of the organizations offering the NOFO National Institutes of Health Text
DESCRIPTION Free text field A concise, nonevaluative, accurate synopsis of the NOFO including proposed activities, purpose, and resources. Th purpose of this NOFO is to support studies that will evaluate HIV drug resistance and its relationship to treatment success Text
| FOCUS AREA | Refers to the main focus of the NOFO | HIV/AIDS | Term Reference | |
| HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Other Health-Related | ||||
| STDs | ||||
| TB | ||||
| Viral Hepatitis | ||||
| Hepatitis | ||||
| Health Communication |
| ELIGIBLE ORGANIZATIONS | Each NOFO outlines who is eligible to apply, special requirements, and the justification for eligibility criteria. The types of organizations listed on this section are usually the eligible organizations to apply for funding opportunities on Grants.gov. | Term Reference | ||
| AIDS Service Organizations | ||||
| Business Corporations | ||||
| City Agencies | City Agencies | |||
| Clinics | ||||
| Colleges/Universities | Colleges/Universities | |||
| Commercial Organizations | ||||
| Community Based Organizations | Community Based Organizations | |||
| Consortia | ||||
| County Agencies | ||||
| Educational Organizations/Institutions | ||||
| Extended Care Facilities | ||||
| Federal Government Agencies | ||||
| Foundations | ||||
| Health Care Service Organizations | ||||
| Hospice Organizations | ||||
| Hospitals | ||||
| Individuals | ||||
| International Agencies | ||||
| IRS 501 (c)(3) Organizations | ||||
| Minority Owned Organizations | ||||
| Nonprofit Organizations | Nonprofit Organizations | |||
| Pharmaceutical Companies | ||||
| Professional Organizations | ||||
| Public Education Departments | ||||
| Public Health Departments/Social Services Departments | ||||
| Religious Organizations | ||||
| Research Institutions | ||||
| Resource Centers | ||||
| Schools | ||||
| Social Service Organizations | ||||
| State Agencies | ||||
| Task Forces | ||||
| Tribal Organizations | ||||
| Unrestricted | ||||
| Woman Owned Organizations |
| ELIGIBILITY NOTES | Includes additional information on eligibility for all prospective applicants. | Text | |
| Free text field |
| LOCATIONS | Refers to the locations where the project will be conducted | Term Reference | ||
| Alabama | ||||
| Alaska | ||||
| American Samoa | ||||
| Arizona | ||||
| Arkansas | ||||
| California | ||||
| Colorado | ||||
| Connecticut | ||||
| Delaware | ||||
| District of Columbia | ||||
| Federated States of Micronesia | ||||
| Florida | ||||
| Georgia | ||||
| Guam | ||||
| Hawaii | ||||
| Idaho | ||||
| Illinois | ||||
| Indiana | ||||
| International | ||||
| Iowa | ||||
| Kansas | ||||
| Kentucky | ||||
| Louisiana | ||||
| Maine | ||||
| Marshall Islands | ||||
| Maryland | ||||
| Massachusetts | ||||
| Michigan | ||||
| Minnesota | ||||
| Mississippi | ||||
| Missouri | ||||
| Montana | ||||
| National | National | |||
| Nebraska | ||||
| Nevada | ||||
| New Hampshire | ||||
| New Jersey | ||||
| New Mexico | ||||
| New York | ||||
| North Carolina | ||||
| North Dakota | ||||
| Northern Mariana Islands | ||||
| Not Applicable | ||||
| Not Reported | ||||
| Ohio | ||||
| Oklahoma | ||||
| Oregon | ||||
| Palau | ||||
| Pennsylvania | ||||
| Puerto Rico | ||||
| Rhode Island | ||||
| South Carolina | ||||
| South Dakota | ||||
| Tennessee | ||||
| Texas | ||||
| Unknown | ||||
| US Virgin Islands | ||||
| Utah | ||||
| Vermont | ||||
| Virginia | ||||
| Washington | ||||
| West Virginia | ||||
| Wisconsin | ||||
| Wyoming |
| FUND LOCATION NOTES | Allows to enter additional information about the location of the project | Text | |
| Free Text Field |
| AWARD SECTION | An award is a financial assistance support mechanism providing money, property or other direct assistance in lieu of money, or both, to an eligible entity to carry out an approved project or activity in support of a public purpose and not the direct benefit of the government. The fields on this section include information about the amount, number of awards given, and the award date | Text | |
| Number of Awards Given | 3 to 6 awards |
Minimum Amount $500,000.00
Maximum Amount $1,000,000.00
Average Amount
Award Amount
Award Amount Notes NIAID intends to commit $2.4 million in FY 2019 to fund 3 to 6 awards.
| Award date | |
| Date | |
| Time |
Application Due Date Refers to the last date to apply for the NOFO 12/5/18 Text
| Letter of intent date | A letter of intent is a non-binding statement of the interest of applying for funding | 11/5/18 | Text | |
| Date | ||||
| Time | ||||
| Open ended date | Text | |||
| Date | ||||
| Time | ||||
| Project start date | 7/1/19 | Text | ||
| Date | ||||
| Time |
Website URL Refers to the URL of the NOFO, where the version history, related documents and package can be found, usually grants.gov http://www.grants.gov Text
Fund Duration The scope of the proposed project should determine the project period. The maximum project period is 5 years. Text
Fund ID Node ID assign by the system 5324 Text
| Subjects | Refers to the primary content of the document. Subjects may be identified through review of the table of contents, major headings, the title, and the material to determine which subjects receive extended coverage. | Term Reference | ||
| Abstinence | ||||
| Accidents/Injuries | ||||
| Active TB | ||||
| Adolescent Pregnancy | ||||
| Adolescents | ||||
| Adolescents with HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Adults | ||||
| Adverse Reactions | ||||
| Advocacy | ||||
| African Americans/Blacks | ||||
| AIDS | ||||
| Alcohol Abuse | ||||
| Alternative Therapy | ||||
| Antiretroviral Drugs | ||||
| Antiviral Drugs | ||||
| Art Therapy/Music Therapy/Dance Therapy | ||||
| Asians/Pacific Islanders | ||||
| Attitudes | ||||
| AZT | ||||
| Behavioral Research | ||||
| Bisexuality | ||||
| Blood | ||||
| Blood Diseases or Disorders | ||||
| Blood Donation | ||||
| Blood Tests | ||||
| Blood Transfusions | ||||
| Bone/Organ Donation | ||||
| Breastfeeding | ||||
| Buddy Programs | ||||
| Cancer | ||||
| Caregivers | ||||
| Case Management/Administration | ||||
| Casual Contact Transmission | ||||
| Caucasians | ||||
| Child Services | ||||
| Childbirth | ||||
| Children | ||||
| Children with HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Chlamydia | ||||
| Clinical Research | ||||
| Clinical Trials | ||||
| Clothing Banks | ||||
| Coalitions | ||||
| Colleges/Universities | ||||
| Communication Factors | ||||
| Community Health Education | ||||
| Community Health Services | ||||
| Community Programs | ||||
| Condom/Female Condom/Dental Dam Distribution | ||||
| Condoms | ||||
| Contraception | ||||
| Correctional Facilities/Correctional Agencies | ||||
| Cost Management | ||||
| Counseling | ||||
| Curriculum | ||||
| Death and Dying | ||||
| Developing Nations | ||||
| Diagnostic Tests | ||||
| Directly Observed Therapy, Short Course, DOTS | ||||
| Disease Prevention | ||||
| Disease Transmission | ||||
| Drug Abuse | ||||
| Drug Resistance | Drug Resistance | |||
| Education and Prevention | ||||
| Educational Planning | ||||
| Emotions | ||||
| Employee Assistance Programs | ||||
| Employees | ||||
| Employment | ||||
| Epidemiological Reporting | ||||
| Epidemiological Research | ||||
| Exposure | ||||
| Faith Based AIDS Services | ||||
| Families | ||||
| Family Planning | ||||
| Female Condoms | ||||
| Female Sex Workers | ||||
| Financial Services to Individuals | ||||
| First Aid in the Workplace | ||||
| Food Services | ||||
| Foster Care Services | ||||
| Gay Men | ||||
| Gender Factors | ||||
| Gonorrhea | ||||
| Grief | ||||
| Haitians | ||||
| Health Care Planning | ||||
| Health Care Policies | ||||
| Health Care Programs/Services | ||||
| Health Care Workers | ||||
| Health Education | ||||
| Health Insurance | ||||
| Hemophilia | ||||
| Hepatitis | ||||
| Hepatitis Prevention | ||||
| Heterosexuals | ||||
| High Risk Behaviors | ||||
| Hispanics/Latinos | ||||
| HIV | HIV | |||
| HIV Antibody Testing | ||||
| HIV Positive Persons | ||||
| HIV Test Related Counseling | ||||
| HIV Testing | ||||
| HIV/AIDS Prevention | ||||
| Home Services | ||||
| Home Test Kits | ||||
| Homeless Persons | ||||
| Homosexuals | ||||
| Hospice Services | ||||
| Hospitals | ||||
| Hotline Operations | ||||
| Housing Services | ||||
| Human Rights | ||||
| Incarcerated Persons | ||||
| Information Dissemination | ||||
| Injecting Drug Use | ||||
| Instructional Materials | ||||
| International Cooperation | ||||
| Juvenile Offenders | ||||
| KABB Studies | ||||
| Latent TB | ||||
| Legal Assistance | ||||
| Legislation/Regulation | ||||
| Lesbians | ||||
| Library Services/Resource Centers | ||||
| Long Term Care | ||||
| Long Term Survivors | ||||
| Low Income Persons | ||||
| Male Sex Workers | ||||
| Managed Care | ||||
| Materials Production | ||||
| Medical Treatments and Therapies | ||||
| Men Who Have Sex with Men | ||||
| Mental Health Services | ||||
| Military Personnel | ||||
| Minorities | ||||
| Morbidity Rates | ||||
| Mortality Rates | ||||
| Mothers | ||||
| Native Americans | ||||
| Needle Exchange or Needle Distribution | ||||
| Needlestick Injuries | ||||
| Networking | ||||
| Neurological Diseases or Disorders | ||||
| Nurses | ||||
| Nursing | ||||
| Nutrition Education and Counseling | ||||
| Obstetrics | ||||
| Occupational Safety and Health | ||||
| Occupational Therapy | ||||
| Older Adults | ||||
| Opportunistic Infections | ||||
| Orphans | ||||
| Outreach | ||||
| Parents | ||||
| Patient Care | ||||
| Pediatric HIV/AIDS Treatment | ||||
| Peer Education | ||||
| Performing Arts | ||||
| Perinatal Transmission | ||||
| Persons with Active TB | ||||
| Persons with Hepatitis | ||||
| Persons with HIV/AIDS | Persons with HIV | |||
| Persons with HIV/Hepatitis | ||||
| Persons with HIV/TB | ||||
| Persons with Latent TB | ||||
| Persons with Physical Disabilities | ||||
| Persons with STDs | ||||
| Persons with TB | ||||
| Pharmaceutical Research | ||||
| Pharmacy Financial Assistance | ||||
| Physical Therapy | ||||
| Physicians | ||||
| Policy Development | ||||
| Post exposure Prophylaxis | ||||
| Pregnancy | ||||
| Primary Care | ||||
| Program Development | ||||
| Program Evaluation | ||||
| Program Management | ||||
| Psychological Factors | ||||
| Public Awareness | ||||
| Public Awareness Campaigns | ||||
| Quality of Life | ||||
| Rapid HIV Antibody Testing | ||||
| Recreational and Social Program Services | ||||
| Referrals | ||||
| Research Programs | Research Programs | |||
| Respite Care Services | ||||
| Risk Reduction | ||||
| Runaway Youth | ||||
| Rural | ||||
| Safer Sex | ||||
| Safer Sex Counseling | ||||
| School Health Education | ||||
| Schools | ||||
| Screening | ||||
| Sex Education | ||||
| Sexual Assault or Abuse | ||||
| Sexual Behavior or Behaviors | ||||
| Sexual Transmission | ||||
| Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) | ||||
| Social Services | ||||
| Speakers Bureau | ||||
| Speech Therapy | ||||
| Statistics | ||||
| STD Prevention | ||||
| Substance Abuse Treatment and Counseling | ||||
| Support Groups | ||||
| Surveillance | ||||
| Syphilis | ||||
| TB | ||||
| TB Prevention | ||||
| Technical Assistance | ||||
| Training Programs | ||||
| Transgendered Persons | ||||
| Transportation Services | ||||
| Universal Precautions | ||||
| Urban | ||||
| Vaccine Development Research | ||||
| Veterans | ||||
| Volunteers | ||||
| Women | ||||
| Women with HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Workplaces | ||||
| Workshops | ||||
| Youth Education |
| Audiences | The population group targeted by the NOFO | Term Reference | ||
| Abused Women | ||||
| Acupuncturists | ||||
| Administrators | ||||
| Adolescents with HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Adolescents/Youth/Teens | ||||
| Adults | ||||
| Advocates | ||||
| African Americans/Blacks | ||||
| Allied Health Professionals | ||||
| Alternative Therapists | ||||
| Asians/Pacific Islanders | ||||
| At Risk Persons | ||||
| At Risk Youth | ||||
| Bereaved Persons | ||||
| Blind Persons | ||||
| Blood Donors | ||||
| Blood/Bone/Organ Recipients | ||||
| Business Association Members | ||||
| Case Managers | ||||
| Chief Executive Officers | ||||
| Children Of Persons With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Clinics | ||||
| Community Based Organizations | ||||
| Community Service Professionals | ||||
| Correctional Facilities/Correctional Agencies | ||||
| Counselors/Therapists | ||||
| Deaf Persons | ||||
| Dental Professionals | ||||
| Developing Nations | ||||
| Drug Abuse Treatment Personnel | ||||
| Educators | ||||
| Elementary School Students | ||||
| Elementary Schools | ||||
| Employees | ||||
| Employers | ||||
| Families | ||||
| Farmers | ||||
| Female Sex Workers | ||||
| Foreign Born/Immigrants | ||||
| Friends Of Persons With HIV/Aids | ||||
| General Public | ||||
| Government Agencies | ||||
| Government Employees | ||||
| Haitians | ||||
| Health Facilities Administrators | ||||
| Health Planners | ||||
| Health Professionals | ||||
| Health Services Organizations | ||||
| Hemophiliacs | ||||
| Heterosexuals | ||||
| Hispanics/Latinos | ||||
| HIV Positive Persons | ||||
| Home Health Organizations | ||||
| Homeless Persons | ||||
| Homosexuals | ||||
| Hospice Organizations | ||||
| Hospitals | ||||
| Human Resources Personnel | ||||
| Incarcerated Persons | ||||
| Industrial Organizations | ||||
| Infants | ||||
| Infants/Children With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Information Providers | ||||
| Injecting Drug Users/Needle Sharing Partners | ||||
| Insurance Providers | ||||
| International Agencies | ||||
| Juvenile Offenders | ||||
| Labor Organizations | ||||
| Law Enforcement And Correctional Personnel | ||||
| Legal Professionals | ||||
| Legislators | ||||
| Libraries/Clearinghouses | ||||
| Local Government Agencies | ||||
| Local Government Employees | ||||
| Long Term Survivors | ||||
| Low Income Persons | ||||
| Male Sex Workers | ||||
| Managers/Supervisors | ||||
| Media Organizations | ||||
| Medical Schools | ||||
| Medical Students | ||||
| Men | ||||
| Men Who Have Sex With Men | ||||
| Mental Health Organizations | ||||
| Middle School Students | ||||
| Middle Schools | ||||
| Migrant Workers | ||||
| Minorities | ||||
| Native Americans | ||||
| Nursing Homes | ||||
| Occupational Nurses/Safety Officers | ||||
| Occupational Therapists | ||||
| Older Adults | ||||
| Orphans | ||||
| Other Minorities | ||||
| Outreach Workers | ||||
| Parents/Families Of Persons With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Peer Educators | ||||
| Persons In Rural Areas | ||||
| Persons Practicing High Risk Behaviors | ||||
| Persons With Disabilities | ||||
| Persons With Hepatitis | ||||
| Persons With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Persons With Low Literacy | ||||
| Persons With Mental Disabilities | ||||
| Persons With Physical Disabilities | ||||
| Persons With Physical Disabilities With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Persons With Studs | ||||
| Persons With Tb | ||||
| Pharmacists | ||||
| Physical Therapists | ||||
| Policy Makers | ||||
| Pregnant Adolescents | ||||
| Pregnant Women | ||||
| Pregnant Women With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Professional Organizations | ||||
| Religious Leaders | ||||
| Religious Organizations | ||||
| Researchers | Researchers | |||
| Runaway Youth | ||||
| Schools | ||||
| Secondary School Students | ||||
| Secondary Schools | ||||
| Self Help Groups | ||||
| Sex Partners | ||||
| Significant Others | ||||
| Social Service Providers | ||||
| Social Workers | ||||
| State Government Agencies | ||||
| State Government Employees | ||||
| Students | ||||
| Substance Abusers | ||||
| Trainers | ||||
| Union Members | ||||
| Veterans | ||||
| Volunteer Organizations | ||||
| Volunteers | ||||
| Women | ||||
| Women With HIV/Aids, Including Pregnant Women With HIV/Aids | ||||
| Workplace Educators | ||||
| Young Adults |
| Support Types | Refers to the types of NOFO. Section includes research, non-research and cooperative agreements | Term Reference | ||
| Annual Campaign | ||||
| Awards/Prizes/Competitions | ||||
| Building/Renovation | ||||
| Capital Campaign | ||||
| Collections Acquisition | ||||
| Collections Management/Preservation | ||||
| Commissioning New Works | ||||
| Computer Systems and Equipment | ||||
| Conferences/Seminars | ||||
| Cooperative Agreements | Cooperative Agreements | |||
| Curriculum Development | ||||
| Debt Reduction | ||||
| Demonstration Grants | ||||
| Emergency Funds | ||||
| Employee Matching Gifts | ||||
| Employee-Related Scholarships | ||||
| Endowment Funds | ||||
| Equipment | ||||
| Exhibitions | ||||
| Faculty/Staff Development | ||||
| Fellowship Funds -- to an Org, for Fellowships | ||||
| Film/Video/Radio Production | ||||
| Formula Grants | ||||
| Foundation-administered Programs | ||||
| General/Operating Support | ||||
| Income Development | ||||
| Internship Funds -- to an Org, for Internships | ||||
| Land Acquisition | ||||
| Loans | ||||
| Management Development | ||||
| Matching Grants | ||||
| Officers & Trustees Discretionary Grants | ||||
| Performance/Production Costs | ||||
| Professorships | ||||
| Program Development | ||||
| Program Evaluation | ||||
| Program-related Investments/Loans | ||||
| Publication | ||||
| Research | ||||
| Research Fellowships -- to Individuals | ||||
| Scholarship funds -- to an Org, for scholarships | ||||
| Scholarships -- to Individuals | ||||
| Seed Money | ||||
| Student Aid Funds (Institutional Support) | ||||
| Technical Assistance | ||||
| Travel Expenses |
| CONTACTS | Information about the contacts for application information and Technical Information | Text | ||
| APPLICATION CONTACT | ||||
| First Name | ||||
| Last Name | ||||
| Middle Name | ||||
| Title | ||||
| contact@mail.nih.gov | ||||
| Street 1 | ||||
| Street 2 | ||||
| City | ||||
| Zip | ||||
| State | ||||
| Country | ||||
| Phone | ||||
| Fax |
| TECH CONTACT | Text | |
| First Name | ||
| Last Name | ||
| Middle Name | ||
| Title | ||
| Street 1 | ||
| Street 2 | ||
| City | ||
| Zip | ||
| State | ||
| Country | ||
| Phone | ||
| Fax | ||
| 0 |
mailto:contact@mail.nih.gov Campaigns
| Campaigns Database Section | Current fields in section | Description | Value | Data Type | Notes |
| TITLE | The full title of the Campaign. The title may be a word, phrase, character, or group of characters that name the FO. | Do You, Philly!! | Text |
DESCRIPTION A concise, nonevaluative, accurate synopsis of the NOFO including proposed activities, purpose, and resources. Do You, Philly! is a site for young men in Philadelphia looking for real information on sexual health and wellness. Here you can learn ways to keep yourself healthy, where to get an STD/HIV test, how to order free condoms and other information so when you are doing it, you can do you. Text
CAMPAIGN ID Node ID assigned by the system 143 Text
| CAMPAIGN LOGO | Text | ||
| Image | The image representing the material | ||
| Alternate text | Refers to a short description of the nature of the image. This text will be used by screen readers, search engines, or when the image cannot be loaded |
ORGANIZATION NAME The name of the organization that created the Campaign Philadelphia Department of Health Text
| DATE CREATED | Date | Year the campaign started | Text | |
| Month/Year | Jul-16 |
| YEAR ENDED | Text | |||
| Ongoing | ||||
| Year | Year the campaign ended | 2017 |
| CAMPAIGN WEBSITE | The specific URL of the campaign itself, and any social media website of the campaign. | |
| http://www.doyouphilly.org/ | Text |
FACEBOOK URL Text
YOUTUBE URL Text
| OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA URL | Text | |
| Title | ||
| URL |
| GEOGRAPHIC AREA | The area of reach of the campaign | List | ||
| Local | Local | |||
| National | ||||
| Regional | ||||
| State | ||||
| Geographic area detail | Additional information for the area of reach of the campaign | City of Philadelphia |
| FOCUS AREA | The main focus of the campaign | Term Reference | ||
| Hepatitis | ||||
| HIV/AIDS | HIV/AIDS | |||
| Other Health-related | ||||
| Viral Hepatitis | ||||
| STDs | ||||
| TB |
| AUDIENCES | The group (s) of population for whom the material was created | Term Reference | ||
| African Americans | African Americans | |||
| American Indian or Alaska Native/Tribal Populations | ||||
| Asian & Pacific Islanders | ||||
| Caribbean Americans | ||||
| Correctional Facility Staff | ||||
| Disaster Responders | ||||
| General Public | ||||
| Hispanics/Latinos | Hispanics/Latinos | |||
| Injection Drug Users | ||||
| International Travelers | ||||
| LGBT Populations | ||||
| Low Socio-economic Status Populations | ||||
| Men Who Have Sex With Men(MSM) | Men Who Have Sex With Men(MSM) | |||
| Older Adults/Seniors | ||||
| People Living with HIV/AIDS | ||||
| Physicians | ||||
| Pregnant Women | ||||
| Prisoners/Inmates | ||||
| Public Health Professionals/Providers | ||||
| Rural Communities | ||||
| Urban Communities | ||||
| Women | ||||
| Youth/Teens | Youth/Teens |
| CAMPAIGN FORMAT | The physical medium in which a campaign is presented; it does not reflect the content of the campaign | Term Reference | ||
| Radio | ||||
| Web site | Website | |||
| Training | ||||
| SMS/Texting | ||||
| Television | ||||
| Billboard | ||||
| Social Media | ||||
| Games | ||||
| Toll-Free Number |
| CAMPAIGN LANGUAGE | Refers to the campaign language. A campaign may be available in multiple languages. A separate campaign is created for each. | List | ||
| English | English | |||
| Spanish | ||||
| Both |
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE URL http://www.phila.gov/health//index.html Text
| CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVES | List a number of goals/purposes for the creation of the campaign | Term Reference | ||
| Building Followership/Partnerships | ||||
| Changing Attitudes | Changing Attitudes | |||
| Collecting information/Research | ||||
| Expanding Knowledge | Expanding Knowledge | |||
| Increasing Access to Care | ||||
| Increasing Conversations/Dialogues | ||||
| Increasing Education | ||||
| Increasing Testing | ||||
| Promoting CDC Research | ||||
| Raising Awareness | ||||
| Reducing Rate of Infection | ||||
| Reducing Stigma |
FUNDED BY Free Text Field The name of the organization funding the organization Philadelphia Department of Health Text
| CONTACT | The contact for information about the campaign | Text | ||
| Contact Person (Name and Last Name) | XXXXX XXXXXXXXX | |||
| Contact Email | contact@phila.gov | |||
| Contact Phone | 215-000-0000 |
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