Support Technical Assistance & Opportunities for Program, Policy, & Communications to Prevent STDs (STOP STDs)

This NOFO will fund national organizations with experience working with and/or representing state, local, and/or territorial STD/HIV public health programs to support strategic opportunities to provide technical assistance to STD/HIV public health programs on systems, policy and communication, stakeholder engagement, pilot and emerging STD program projects, and leadership education, to advance national STD prevention objectives.

Regarding eligibility of private entities, please note that the funding opportunity is for nonprofit private entities. Applicants must include digital and social media data indicating the total number of followers and subscribers across platforms and characterization of the types of followers. Social media data may include, but is not limited to screenshots that clearly show the organization name, web link/handle, and the number of followers or subscribers. Name the file "Attachment: Followers and Subscribers" and upload as a PDF at www.grants.gov (Component A). Applicants must provide a chart to show the geographical location across the U.S. of members, chapters, or networks and programs being implemented to demonstrate national reach, infrastructure and organizational capacity to conduct activities. The chart should also include the type of organization represented by each (e.g. public health program, STI clinic, community organization). Name the file "Attachment: Membership Chart" and upload as a PDF at www.grants.gov. (Components A, B, C, D)Applicants must provide an organizational chart, staffing plan, and project management structure that will be sufficient to achieve the project outcomes and which clearly defines staff roles. Name the file “Attachment: Organizational Chart and Staffing Plan" and upload as a PDF at www.grants.gov. (Components A, B, C, D, E)If the documents requested are not submitted, the application will be deemed non-responsive and will not move forward for review. 

Melissa Habel evh6@cdc.gov