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Aliveness Project says it's losing $450K a year in HIV prevention funding as CDC ends community grant program
The CDC will not renew a federal grant that provided the Aliveness Project roughly $450,000 a year for HIV testing, PrEP referrals and community outreach across Minnesota.
Minneapolis HIV prevention programs at risk with federal funding changes
The Trump administration’s decision to redirect federal HIV prevention funding from community organizations to state and local health departments could disrupt testing, outreach and treatment services provided by two Minneapolis nonprofits.
‘Playing with fire’: Trump administration cuts HIV prevention funding to community-based organizations, including Equitas Health in Ohio
(Illustration by Ken Schneck and Anna Malefatto) Nearly 100 community-based organizations across the country – including one in Ohio – have been left scrambling with the Trump administration’s latest announcement that they will not be renewing their HIV prevention funding. According to published reports, the White House will be pulling $46 million from these organizations in critical HIV care, which includes HIV testing, referrals to care and a…
CDC Reportedly Ends $200M in HIV Prevention Grants, Putting Nearly 100 Community Organizations at Risk
A decades-long federal funding stream that supports frontline HIV prevention efforts across the United States may soon come to an end, leaving nearly 100 community-based organizations facing an uncertain future. Advocates with the Save HIV Funding campaign are sounding the alarm after reports that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will not renew its Comprehensive High-Impact HIV Prevention Programs for Community-Based Organiza…
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