Associacao Dos Estudantes Secundarios De Mocambique

Associacao Dos Estudantes Secundarios De Mocambique, operating through its Blank Mozambique Division, is a for-profit organization registered to receive federal grant awards from the U.S. government. The entity specializes in HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment services in Mozambique, particularly focusing on improving outcomes for adolescents, girls, and young women. Their work primarily involves implementing project grants aimed at enhancing HIV services, monitoring care quality, and advocating for necessary changes in HIV-related healthcare delivery. Registered in SAM.gov since November 2021, the organization has consistently secured federal grant awards for projects that address critical aspects of HIV/AIDS management in specific regions of Mozambique.

The organization's federal grant history reveals a pattern of engagement in HIV-related projects funded by the Bureau of African Affairs, a civilian agency of the U.S. government. Their most recent award, granted in January 2024, focuses on shaping the lives of adolescents, girls, and young women through improved HIV/AIDS prevention outcomes in the Matola District of Maputo Province. Previous projects have included efforts to improve HIV services by generating input from people living with HIV (PLHIVs) and key populations, advocating for changes in HIV services, and ensuring that beneficiaries directly and systematically monitor HIV care and treatment services. These project grants, typically spanning several months to a year, demonstrate the organization's commitment to enhancing the quality and effectiveness of HIV/AIDS-related services in Mozambique through community engagement, systematic monitoring, and targeted interventions for vulnerable populations.