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US Grants: $3.9 Million

The Center for Disease Analysis has distributed or has signed contracts to distribute $3.9 million to the following organizations.

The focus of these grants is to relink HCV and HBV individuals who are diagnosed but untreated back to care.  For more information, see (https://cdafound.org/relink/ ).

OrganizationOrganization TypePopulations to be linked to care
AIDS Leadership Foothills-area AllianceNon-profitCurrent + former PWID, homeless & uninsured
Arizona Department of Health ServicesState Health AgencyGeneral adult population, PWID & WoCBA
Asian Health ServicesHealthcare InstitutionAsian Americans, including immigrants, refugees, asylees & undocumented individuals
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (BHCHP)Healthcare InstitutionIndividuals experiencing housing insecurity
Central City ConcernNon-ProfitIndividuals with OUD or PWID with housing insecurity
Community HealthNetHealthcare InstitutionPopulations disproportionately affected by or are at-risk for HIV or HCV infection
Denver Health and Hospital AuthorityHealthcare InstitutionGeneral population, current + former PWID & homeless
Family Health Centers of San DiegoNon-profitPWID, immigrants & refugees
Hepatitis B Initiative of D.C.Non-profitImmigrants, low or no income, uninsured / underinsured, PWID/PWUD and/or LGBTQIA+
Iowa Department of Health and Human ServicesState Health AgencyGeneral population
Kansas Department of Health and EnvironmentState Health AgencyGeneral population, uninsured & underinsured
Montefiore Medical CenterHealthcare InstitutionPWID, individuals experiencing housing insecurity, underserved communities, recently incarcerated and released individuals, and the general population
Mount Sinai, Icahn School of MedicineHealthcare InstitutionPWID, individuals experiencing housing insecurity, immigrant, other underserved communities and the general population
Norton HealthcareHealthcare InstitutionPWID, sex workers & homeless
Philadelphia FIGHTNon-profitGeneral population, current/​former PWID, incarcerated & homeless
Prisma HealthHealthcare InstitutionGeneral population, PWID, individuals experiencing housing insecurity, recently incarcerated patients, patients seen in emergency department and inpatient setting
Sentara Martha Jefferson HospitalHealthcare InstitutionGeneral population
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical CampusHealthcare InstitutionHCV Inpatients
University of Colorado, Denver CHIP PreventionHealthcare InstitutionPWUD, unhoused individuals, justice involved individuals, and people born between the years 1945-1965
University of Florida College of Medicine, JacksonvilleHealthcare InstitutionGeneral population, low-income, inner city, diverse patients with either charity care or Medicaid as the primary insurances
University of Maryland BaltimoreHealthcare InstitutionGeneral adult population & PWID
University of Miami Miller School of MedicineHealthcare InstitutionUninsured individuals, PWID, individuals experiencing housing insecurity and the general population
University of North Carolina Chapel HillHealthcare InstitutionPregnant and postpartum individuals including substance use disorder, currently/ recently incarcerated & foreign-born
University of Southern CaliforniaHealthcare InstitutionGeneral population
Grantees listed in alphabetical order.
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