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Our Technical Assistance Program aims to help organizations who are new to the HIV field and/or are considering developing programs to address HIV in their community. We hope that we can help organizations think about ways to engage their community through highlighting the experiences of other organizations engaging in similar activities, offering promising practices designed to address the needs of particular communities, and increasing knowledge regarding important HIV policy concerns in North Carolina. Below you will find our policy White Papers, Promising Practice, Links to key organizations, and a calender of important events. White Paper Our most recently written document on the North Carolina AIDS Drug Assistance Program provides background information on the origins of the program, and how the ADAP crisis has come about. It describes different strategies to manage ADAPs, as described by the National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors and demonstrated in other states. It offers possible ways forward to forestall further funding issues the North Carolina ADAP may face in the future. Click here for the full report. My Children, My Sisters, Myself This intervention has been piloted by the Gaston County Health Department. It is a group level intervention for at risk heterosexual women to increase HIV knowledge and improve self efficacy. More to come!
Funded projects The Women's Center of Wake County Student Action with Farmworkers Western North Carolina AIDS Project Metropolitan Community Health Services The Calendar of Events includes items relevant to the HIV community in North Carolina. It is intended to help organizations better plan and coordinate efforts. If you have an item you would like added to the calendar, please email info@NCcommunityAIDSfund.org; we will do our best to accommodate your request.
HIV Prevention Programming
HIV Care Programming
AmeriCorps HIV Training and Education HIV Policy
Organizational Development
National Organzations
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