The DoD's HIV/AIDS Prevention Program (DHAPP) supports foreign militaries in developing and implementing HIV prevention, care, and treatment programs aligned with PEPFAR and national strategies, emphasizing local partner transition.
This grant funds efforts to improve data collection and expand infectious disease testing, treatment, and prevention services for people who use drugs in high-impact settings.
NIH supports implementation research on adolescent HIV prevention and care in resource-constrained countries, developing scalable models that can improve outcomes in the United States.
This grant funds development and integration of human-based research methods and supports high-quality animal models to advance HIV/AIDS research while reducing animal use where possible.
Community-Based HIV/STD/Viral Hepatitis Prevention Services FY 2026-FY2029 supports community groups providing testing, prevention, and care linkage to reduce HIV transmission in South Carolina.
This grant funds projects in the Southern U.S. to integrate HIV care with comprehensive women's health services, aiming to improve health outcomes and quality of life for women living with HIV through coordinated clinic and community efforts.