FY26 Renewal: Respite Program for HIV/AIDS

The Respite Program for HIV/AIDS is a grant opportunity that aims to promote permanency by providing specialized care and early education for children affected by extreme poverty and illness, including HIV/AIDS and other health or developmental conditions. The program also provides services to families, such as parent training, counseling, support groups, and permanency planning, to prevent children's placement in substitute care. The grant is for $76,092.00, and the award type is non-competitive. The applicant must complete an indirect cost rate negotiation or elect the De Minimis Rate to claim indirect costs. Some key services that will be provided under this grant include: • Age-appropriate education for children • Ongoing assessment of developmental progress • Onsite nursing care, including regular checkups and contact with doctors • Nutritious meals during the day • A secure, nurturing environment • Family support services, including parent training and counseling