A Guide to Fiscal Year 1991 Federal Funding for HIV Disease: How Dollars are Spent How to Access Them

CCDPHP's activities related to Goal 3 relate to
prevention technology development, including: collaborating with FDA on development of reproductive health guidelines to test barrier devices intended
to prevent HIV transmission; and assessing effectiveness of strategies to prevent the adoption of highrisk behaviors by youth.
Activities related to Goal 4 conducted by CCDPHP
attempt to strengthen local, state, national and international prevention capacities to confront the
AIDS/HIV pandemic, including: increasing efforts to
provide training for teachers in using comprehensive
school health education curricula; collaborating with
national organizations and state and local education
agencies to develop guidelines for school-based programs; providing technical assistance to family planning and women's health clinics to prevent HIV infection among women of reproductive age; collaboration with national and regional minority organizations
to provide their constituent CBOs with technical
assistance in implementing and evaluating HIV
prevention programs (in conjunction with CPS and
NAIEP); strengthening the capacity of national
organizations to improve HIV prevention programs
and interventions for school- and college-aged youth,
including out-of-school and minority youth, through
their respective constituencies; sponsoring or
co-sponsoring national and regional workshops and
conferences to foster information exchange and planning appropriate future strategies; providing
technical support to USAID for HIV projects (in conjunction with IHPO, CID, and CPS); collaborating
with WHO through assignment of CDC personnel to
international activities to prevent HIV infection (in
conjunction with IHPO and CID); provide scientific,
managerial, and technical assistance to WHO,
PAHO, other countries, and other international
organizations; and sponsoring or co-sponsoring international workshops and conferences with
multilateral/bilateral agencies to exchange information and plan appropriate strategies for future efforts.
CCDPHP FY '91 Extramural HIV Funding
Approximately 86% of CCDPHP's FY '91 HIV
budget will fund extramural programs.
A portion of CCDPHP's extramural spending takes
the form of block or formula grants to state and local
education agencies for HIV education programs. In
addition, funding may be related to: development and
implementation of effective HIV-education pro
grams; organizations and/or agencies which are able
to reach segments of America's youth, such as

minority or out-of-school youth; behavioral research
for national education-related organizations working
with teachers, administrators, or others performing
HIV-prevention education; equipping national,
regional or local youth-serving agencies and organizations to provide HIV education.
The majority of CCDPHP's FY '91 HIV extramural
funding has already been committed. However, there
is a possibility of a contract being issued related to
a survey of adolescent behavior and another project
related to adolescents and AIDS. FY 1992 funding
begins in the fall.
For more information on CCDPHP's HIV programs
contact:
Rosemarie Henson, M.S.W., M.P.H.
404/488-5383
Christi Murray
404/488-5383
Program Services
Program Services is not a separate department or
center of the CDC. Rather, it is the cost center in the
budget representing the major portion of administration for HIV programs within the CDC. The appropriated budget for FY 1991 AIDS/HIV Program Services is $42,971,000. None of the Program Services FY '91 budget will be spent extramurally.
National AIDS Information
and Education Program
The National AIDS Information and Education
Program (NAIEP) conducts and participates in the
following programs related to CDC's overall HIV
operational goals. The NAIEP FY 1991 appropriated
AIDS/HIV funding is $30,877,886. NAIEP activities focus on three of CDC's four AIDS/HIV goals.
Activities related to Goal 2 center around prevention program design, support and evaluation, including: conducting America Responds to AIDS (ARTA)
program of public service announcements, brochures,
posters; overseeing the National AIDS Hotlines and
National AIDS Clearinghouse; conducting formative
and efficacy testing of communication materials to
determine their theoretic and actual impact on
knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and behaviors; and
assessing effectiveness of paid advertising to influence hard-to-reach populations who may be at risk

for HIV infection.

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