Action Center For People Living With HIV

Action Center For People Living With HIV, doing business as Acpplus, is a non-profit international organization registered to receive federal grant awards from the U.S. government. Specializing in HIV/AIDS-related services, Acpplus primarily provides community-led monitoring (CLM) for the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) programs in Vietnam. The organization has been consistently awarded project grants by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs under the CFDA 19.029 program, which focuses on PEPFAR initiatives. Acpplus's work involves evaluating the accessibility, quality, and impact of HIV/AIDS treatment, care, and prevention services in Vietnam's Northern Economic Zone.

Since 2021, Acpplus has received annual project grants ranging from $100,000 to $130,000 to implement CLM activities in northern Vietnam. These grants typically cover 9-10 month periods, usually starting in the spring and concluding by the end of January the following year. The organization's responsibilities include conducting monitoring activities to assess PEPFAR's efforts in the region, ensuring community involvement and oversight in HIV/AIDS interventions. By carrying out these projects, Acpplus plays a crucial role in improving the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS programs and contributes to the global fight against the epidemic. The consistency of these awards suggests that Acpplus has established itself as a reliable partner in delivering community-based HIV monitoring services, supporting PEPFAR's goals in Vietnam's Northern Economic Zone.