For Partners and Grantees

For Partners and Grantees

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Through Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. (EHE) and other initiatives, CDC is actively collaborating with diverse partners to design and implement innovative, culturally responsive, and equity-focused HIV prevention strategies, programs, research, and other activities that address the unique needs of local communities. This page provides relevant information, tools, and resources for groups that partner with CDC or wish to partner with CDC to deliver high-impact HIV prevention strategies in communities across the nation.

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Funding Opportunities
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CDC’s HIV prevention funding opportunities for state and local health departments and community-based organizations, including those focused on EHE

EHE Implementation Best Practices
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Resources outlining best practices for implementing tailored EHE strategies in your community

Toolkits
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Free social media toolkits and community- and provider-focused guides to help reach key audiences with information about the latest and most effective HIV prevention interventions

Local EHE Plans
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List of current local EHE implementation plans carefully crafted to address the specific needs of each EHE jurisdiction

Community Involvement
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Information about CDC’s approach to meaningfully involving communities affected by HIV in designing and implementing HIV prevention activities

Success Stories
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Stories highlighting how local jurisdictions have used EHE resources to help move the nation closer to ending the HIV epidemic

Resource Hub
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Other resources to help partners and grantees design, implement, and evaluate their own HIV prevention programs and activities