Funded Partners - HIV Prevention

Funded Partners: State, Territorial, and Local Agencies and Tribal Governments
HIV Prevention

CDC provides funding for state, territorial, and local education agencies and tribal governments to help school districts and schools implement effective policies, programs, and practices to avoid, prevent, and reduce sexual risk behaviors among students that contribute to HIV infection. CDC/DASH-funded partners are

Partnering with health agencies to ensure that school-based HIV prevention education activities are complementary to community-based HIV prevention activities.

Providing tools and training to help schools implement effective policies, programs, and practices to prevent and reduce sexual risk behaviors among students.

Developing and disseminating policies related to HIV prevention education, infection control/universal precautions, confidentiality of HIV-infected students and staff, and other relevant HIV prevention issues.

Identifying youth at greatest risk for HIV infection and focusing efforts on implementing strategies to reduce their risk.

Involving youth in planning, delivering, and evaluating HIV prevention education programs.

Integrating HIV prevention education with efforts to implement coordinated school health programs, prevent other STDs and unintended pregnancy, and reduce alcohol and other drug use.

Documenting the impact of program activities by monitoring the percentage of schools that are implementing effective HIV prevention education policies, programs, and practices.

CDC believes that the specific scope and content of HIV prevention education programs in schools should be locally determined and should be consistent with parental and community values. CDC supports local decision-making by providing sound scientific information to grantees who work directly with schools, communities, and parents.

U.S. state, tribal and territorial funded partners for HIV

State Education Agencies (SEAs) that receive funding from DASH to implement HIV prevention education programs:
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas	Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina	North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming
Territorial Education Agencies (TEAs) that receive funding from DASH to implement HIV prevention education programs:
American Samoa Guam	Republic of the Marshall Islands Northern Mariana Islands	Puerto Rico Republic of Palau
Tribal Governments (TGs) that receive funding from DASH to implement HIV prevention education programs:
Cherokee Nation
Local Education Agencies (LEAs) that receive funding from DASH to implement HIV prevention education programs
1-Baltimore, MD 2-Broward County, FL 3-Chicago, IL 4-Detroit, MI 5-Houston, TX 6-Los Angeles, CA	7-Memphis, TN 8-Miami Dade County, FL 9-New York, NY 10-Newark, NJ 11-Orange County, FL	12-Palm Beach County, FL 13-Philadelphia, PA 14-San Diego, CA 15-San Francisco, CA 16-Seattle, WA

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