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| Black Coalition on AIDS |
| San Francisco, CA |
Through ConnectHIV, the "Brothas Alive" program will increase its HIV prevention outreach for African-American men and expand its Community PROMISE program, which recruits and trains individuals to be community advocates and to distribute role model stories and risk reduction supplies to their communities.
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| STOP AIDS Project |
| San Francisco, CA |
ConnectHIV will support Smarter Sorting, a program seeking to address serosorting, a growing behavioral trend among MSM in San Francisco. The intervention includes street outreach, training of popular opinion leaders, prevention workshops and a social marketing campaign.
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| AIDS Interfaith Residential Services |
| Baltimore, MD |
AIDS Interfaith Residential Services seeks to prevent HIV infection among high-risk homeless youth by using the Popular Opinion Leader model. The program will focus on young people in the foster care and juvenile justice systems or who are homeless.
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| Latino Commission on AIDS |
| New York, NY |
Latinas Por La Salud focuses on high-risk HIV negative Latina and will use community mapping to reach potential participants, including Spanish-speaking faith congregations and community-based drug treatment programs.
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| BEBASHI |
| Philadelphia, PA |
BEBASHI will provide intensive prevention case management to high-risk African American women at drug treatment centers and homeless shelters.
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| St. Hope Foundation |
| Houston, TX |
St. Hope will implement the video-based CDC VOICES/VOCES program to high-risk African-American and Latino adult men and women, providing prevention education during clinical visits.
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| Northeast Florida AIDS Network (NFAN) |
| Jacksonville, FL |
NFAN will expand its current case management program for MSMs and their high-risk negative partners by implementing the CDC model of Comprehensive and Risk Counseling Services and providing prevention case management to HIV+ clients.
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| New York Harm Reduction Educators |
| New York, NY |
ConnectHIV will adapt the CDC program, Healthy Relationships, to create a new HIV prevention program, Project Protect Our Partners, for HIV+ African-American and Latino/a drug users and their partners.
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| Prevention Point Philadelphia |
| Philadelphia, PA |
The Secondary Exchangers Harm Reduction Intervention Outreach Services (SEHRIOS) Project will focus on HIV+ drug users who are unaware of their status by using community liaisons that provide harm reduction, referrals and supplies to their networks.
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| California Prevention and Education Project (CAL-PEP) |
| Oakland, CA |
CAL-PEP will add a mental health therapist and a peer treatment advocate to its Comprehensive and Risk Counseling Services Program in order to provide intensive one-on-one HIV prevention counseling, assistance in assessing needed medical, psychological and social services as well as offering sero-discordant couples counseling on how to avoid transmission.
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| Foothill AIDS Project |
| Claremont, CA |
The Newly Empowered Women Program will target HIV+ women from communities of color, serving them with Positive Self-Management interventions and linkages and referrals to necessary medical and supportive services.
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| Positive Impact |
| Atlanta, GA |
The Positive Action program seeks to reduce the stigma associated with mental health by providing referrals and mental health case management in addition to HIVtreatment education to African-American and Latino communities with untreated mental health and substance abuse issues.
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| AIDS Care Service (ACS) |
| Winston-Salem, NC |
"Positive Choices" Project will provide Comprehensive Risk Counseling Services to HIV+ clients already enrolled in care programs. The effort will include screenings for co-factors, multiple counseling sessions on HIV risk/behavior change, referrals, and ongoing monitoring/reassessment of individualized prevention plans.
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| Piedmont Health Care Consortium |
| Durham, NC |
ConnectHIV will support the expansion of Bridges to Good Health and Treatment (BRIGHT), an intensive case management program for recently incarcerated HIV+ persons that intends to "bridge" the period between incarceration and freedom.
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| Hyacinth AIDS Foundation |
| New Brunswick, NJ |
Hyacinth will expand its hotline services for newly diagnosed HIV+ clients by providing an anonymous and stigma-free means to access HIV/AIDS information and referrals. The program will include case management services including comprehensive needs assessments, client action plans, and follow-up with motivational counseling.
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| Philadelphia FIGHT |
| Philadelphia, PA |
Philadelphia FIGHT will collaborate with Action AIDS to strengthen case management services for incarcerated HIV+ individuals as well as to increase the referral to and utilization of care and treatment.
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| Shanti Project |
| San Francisco, CA |
The L.I.F.E. Program® (Learning Immune Function Enhancement) will enhance the health of HIV+ individuals by increasing their adherence to treatment regimes and increasing healthy living habits. The program is a series of group workshops that identify the psycho-social factors in participants' lives which can positively or negatively affect their health and ability to pursue treatment programs.
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| Chicago House and Social Service Agency |
| Chicago, IL |
The Medical Adherence Program will target persons living with HIV/AIDS who have a history of unstable housing and lack the knowledge and skills to adhere to their treatment regiment. The peer-led program meets weekly to discuss each client's Individual Medication Adherence Plans (I-MAPS) and personalized medication education.
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| Test Positive Aware Network |
| Chicago, IL |
TEAM (Treatment, Education, Advocacy, and Management) is a peer-led education and training program focusing on HIV management and secondary infection prevention. The program incorporates group education and individual case-management, along with a mobile unit which provides drug adherence resources to hard-to-reach communities.
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| The Family Center |
| New York, NY |
Project SWEL (Stay Well to Enjoy Life) will assist high-risk HIV+ clients to manage their health status, including HIV and co-occurring health issues, to promote adherence with HIV treatment regimens and to manage side effects. Project SWEL utilizes a combination of individual counseling, group educational sessions, and linkages between peer mentors who are called Treatment and Adherence Buddies.
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