Nouvelle Esperance

Nouvelle Esperance is an international non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since December 2017, with its registration set to expire in June 2023. Based on the available information, the organization appears to be focused on healthcare services, particularly in the realm of HIV prevention, care, and treatment. While specific details about the organization's founding or complete mission are not provided, the federal award data suggests Nouvelle Esperance operates primarily in Bujumbura, likely in Burundi, providing critical healthcare interventions.

Regarding federal contract sub-awards, Nouvelle Esperance has a recorded sub-contract award with Family Health International dated November 30, 2022. The sub-contract was described as the "NOUVELLE ESPERANCE-RAFG ACTIVITY," though specific details about the exact nature of goods or services provided are not elaborated in the available data. The organization does not appear to have been awarded a direct federal contract vehicle, and instead operates through sub-contract relationships with prime contractors like Family Health International.

In terms of federal grant awards, Nouvelle Esperance has two recorded sub-grant awards from The Trustees of Columbia University, both focused on HIV-related healthcare services. These awards, dated July 15, 2024, and February 22, 2024, specify that Nouvelle Esperance will provide HIV prevention, care, and treatment services at two clinics in Bujumbura. The grant awards aim to establish these clinics as a hub to strengthen the capacity of healthcare service "spokes," indicating a strategic approach to expanding and improving regional healthcare infrastructure and HIV-related medical services.