The Illinois Department of Public Health is seeking applications for the HIV/AIDS Quality of Life Program. The program aims to provide funding for organizations that serve at-risk populations, including gay or bisexually active males, high-risk heterosexual women and men, and current or former users of injection drugs. The program will prioritize interventions that have demonstrated potential to reduce new HIV infections in priority populations.
• The program will support prevention interventions and strategies that address HIV prevention, care, and supportive services.
• Applicants must demonstrate engagement and accomplishment in HIV prevention/education, HIV care, and/or supportive services.
• The program will support organizations with annual budgets of $300,000 or less, $300,001 to $700,000, and $700,001 or more.
• The maximum award amount is $150,000, and applicants may apply for multiple awards.
• The program will support a 12-month project period, and applicants must submit a detailed budget and budget narrative.
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