Department of Defense HIV/AIDS Prevention Program
DHAPP continues to rely upon the vital support of various partners, such as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), in implementing HIV prevention, care and treatment programs across the globe.
Each country has a customized plan to help the countries militaries bring its HIV/AIDS programs to sufficient scale to help reduce the spread of the epidemic and mitigate its impact.
DHAPPs current priority activities include the following:- Institutional capacity building and developing military specific HIV strategic and operational plans that incorporate effective monitoring and evaluation procedures.- Training of master trainers and peer educators.- Troop Level HIV/AIDS prevention education and behavior change communication.- Evaluating specific prevention interventions in military contexts- Providing infrastructure and equipment to support HIV testing, care and/or treatment.- Increasing testing of all military personnel.
- Developing HIV laboratory diagnostic and monitoring capabilities.- Increasing clinical capability and other human resources for health care of those infected with HIV.- Developing or revising military specific HIV policies that specifically address leadership roles, gender norms, gender based violence, stigma and discrimination and structural components necessary for access to care.- Increasing male circumcision (MC) in high prevalence countries who are supportive of MC as an effective prevention intervention.- Providing peacekeeping prevention and care interventions in militaries that contribute significant peacekeepers.This BAA is intended to solicit existing partners and establish new partners in furtherance of DHAPP and partner military program goals.
Interested sources should submit proposals identifying their plans and capabilities per information in Section IV, Application and Submission information.
Proposals should focus on rapidly extending HIV/AIDS services.
Respondents are encouraged to target specific needs with a practical business plan, using small grass-roots organizations to provide community-based services as a way to enhance organic capabilities and sustainability.See Attachment for complete announcement
Each country has a customized plan to help the countries militaries bring its HIV/AIDS programs to sufficient scale to help reduce the spread of the epidemic and mitigate its impact.
DHAPPs current priority activities include the following:- Institutional capacity building and developing military specific HIV strategic and operational plans that incorporate effective monitoring and evaluation procedures.- Training of master trainers and peer educators.- Troop Level HIV/AIDS prevention education and behavior change communication.- Evaluating specific prevention interventions in military contexts- Providing infrastructure and equipment to support HIV testing, care and/or treatment.- Increasing testing of all military personnel.
- Developing HIV laboratory diagnostic and monitoring capabilities.- Increasing clinical capability and other human resources for health care of those infected with HIV.- Developing or revising military specific HIV policies that specifically address leadership roles, gender norms, gender based violence, stigma and discrimination and structural components necessary for access to care.- Increasing male circumcision (MC) in high prevalence countries who are supportive of MC as an effective prevention intervention.- Providing peacekeeping prevention and care interventions in militaries that contribute significant peacekeepers.This BAA is intended to solicit existing partners and establish new partners in furtherance of DHAPP and partner military program goals.
Interested sources should submit proposals identifying their plans and capabilities per information in Section IV, Application and Submission information.
Proposals should focus on rapidly extending HIV/AIDS services.
Respondents are encouraged to target specific needs with a practical business plan, using small grass-roots organizations to provide community-based services as a way to enhance organic capabilities and sustainability.See Attachment for complete announcement
Who's Eligible
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Grants can not be awarded to individuals.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Latrice RubensteinGrants Officer
Agency Email Description:
latrice.rubenstein@navy.mil
Agency Email:
latrice.rubenstein@navy.mil
Date Posted:
2012-02-10
Application Due Date:
2013-09-30
Archive Date:
2013-10-30
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