Tiangmaatla Multipurpose Center

Tiangmaatla Multipurpose Center is an international non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov, with a primary focus on health and social support services, particularly in African regions. The organization is dedicated to providing targeted interventions for vulnerable populations, including individuals living with HIV, adolescents, and at-risk youth. As a registered entity, Tiangmaatla Multipurpose Center has demonstrated capabilities in delivering specialized health and community-based programs through federal funding mechanisms.

Through federal contract sub-awards, Tiangmaatla Multipurpose Center has performed critical adolescent health and intervention services, specifically working as a sub-contractor with Pact, Inc. Their contract work involves comprehensive risk assessment and targeted interventions for girls aged 10-17 years. The organization's contract activities include identifying high-risk adolescent girls, conducting detailed risk assessments, and linking participants to specialized intervention programs like DREAMS. Their sub-contract work focuses on creating safe spaces with internet access, facilitating HIV testing and treatment referrals, ensuring access to sexual reproductive health services, providing ongoing support for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and offering psychosocial support through programs like YOLO.

Regarding federal grant awards, Tiangmaatla Multipurpose Center has received direct grants from the Bureau of African Affairs to implement targeted health and community engagement programs. Their grant work includes funding adherence support training for 10 individuals and establishing psychosocial support groups for specific populations: 400 children living with HIV, 700 adolescents and young people living with HIV, and 100 men who have sex with men. Additionally, they have conducted grants focused on community engagement, including eight quarterly dialogues, twelve awareness campaigns with door-to-door visits, four sporting campaigns, and comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) initiatives. These grant-funded programs demonstrate the organization's commitment to HIV support, community health education, and targeted interventions for vulnerable populations.