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Capacity Building Assistance (CBA) for HIV prevention programs to end the HIV epidemic in the United States - Project abstract summary:

The University of Rochester, Infectious Diseases Division, Center for Community Practice (UR-CCP) in Rochester, New York requests CDC-RFA-PS-24-0020 funding to provide capacity building assistance (CBA) services for Component D: Technical Assistance for high-impact HIV prevention programs.

This funding will allow UR-CCP to build upon its current CDC-funded CBA program.

The purpose of this program will be to strengthen capacity for the nation’s HIV workforce through tailored TA services to address programmatic challenges to optimally plan, integrate, implement, evaluate, and sustain HIV prevention and surveillance programs and services.

Daniela Dimarco, MD, MPH (PI/Associate Medical Director) and Juhua Wu, MA, CPC (Co-PI, Director) will continue to be primarily responsible for oversight of the CBA services including mentoring, skills building, consultations, demonstration, information sharing, resource development and sharing, summits, and supporting reciprocal learning among peers.

TA will be customized to meet CDC-funded program needs.

The focus population is the national interdisciplinary HIV prevention workforce within current and future CDC-funded HDS and CBOs and their local partners who provide services to populations disproportionately impacted by HIV, including: gender diverse persons; Black and Latinx persons; all races/ethnicities of gay, bisexual, or other MSM; and people who use drugs, exchange sex, have history of incarceration, live in rural areas, are American Indian/Alaskan Native, or people with HIV over age 50.

UR-CCP will continue to utilize existing faculty/staff and consultants with over 30 years’ programmatic experience and expertise providing culturally responsive HIV/STI/VH care, prevention, and other public health services regionally and nationally to meet the needs of impacted populations and inform CBA services.

UR-CCP will utilize current long-term CBA relationships with HDS and CBOs to maintain communication, assess programmatic needs, and provide tailored reactive TA.

UR-CCP will work collaboratively with other CBAs and CDC to implement annual CBA plans and optimize provision of CBA services.

State-of-the-art technology will be used to maximize efficiencies and broaden coverage.

UR-CCP will continue to collaborate with other regional and national training and TA organizations to maximize resources and avoid duplication.

UR-CCP will continue its active participation in the CBA provider network to share resources and identify emerging trends.

Over the five-year program, UR-CCP will continue to be responsive to CDC re-direction of its programmatic activities to address current and emergent needs both within and across components.

UR-CCP will collaborate with CDC to finalize an evaluation and performance management plan and use the results to guide continuous quality improvement.

UR-CCP will demonstrate achievement of the outcomes of strengthening and enhancing HD and CBO organizational capacity to support comprehensive HIV programs to diagnose, treat, and prevent HIV and syndemic conditions, and address SDOH inequities; building a national highly skilled HIV workforce that promotes and supports the reduction of new HIV infections, increased access to care and improved health outcomes for people with HIV, reduction of HIV-related health disparities and health inequities, and a coordinated national response to end the HIV epidemic.

University Of Rochester

NOT APPLICABLE

93.834 - Capacity Building Assistance (CBA) for High-Impact HIV Prevention

CDC Office of Financial Resources (OFR) [HHS - CDC]

National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP) [HHS - CDC]

New York United States

State-Wide

Capacity Building Assistance (CBA) for HIV Prevention Programs to End the HIV Epidemic in the United States (CDC-RFA-PS-24-0020)

Amendment Since initial award the total obligations have increased 274% from $929,187 to $3,474,643.