The Center for Disease Analysis has distributed or has signed contracts to distribute $2.1 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/ ).
Organization | Organization Type | Populations to be linked to care |
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AIDS Leadership Foothills-area Alliance | Non-profit | Current + former PWID, homeless & uninsured |
Arizona Department of Health Services | State Health Agency | General adult population, PWID & WoCBA |
Asian Health Services | Healthcare Institution | Asian Americans, including immigrants, refugees, asylees & undocumented individuals |
Denver Health and Hospital Authority | Healthcare Institution | General population, current + former PWID & homeless |
Family Health Centers of San Diego | Non-profit | PWID, immigrants & refugees |
Hepatitis B Initiative of D.C. | Non-profit | Immigrants, low or no income, uninsured / underinsured, PWID/PWUD and/or LGBTQIA+ |
Kansas Department of Health and Environment | State Health Agency | General population, uninsured & underinsured |
Norton Healthcare | Healthcare Institution | PWID, sex workers & homeless |
Ohio Association of Community Health Centers | Non-profit | General population, high risk groups & homeless |
Philadelphia FIGHT | Non-profit | General population, current/​former PWID, incarcerated & homeless |
University of Colorado, Denver CHIP Prevention | Healthcare Institution | PWUD, unhoused individuals, justice involved individuals, and people born between the years 1945-1965 |
University of Florida College of Medicine, Jacksonville | Healthcare Institution | General population, low-income, inner city, diverse patients with either charity care or Medicaid as the primary insurances |
University of Maryland Baltimore | Healthcare Institution | General adult population & PWID |
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill | Healthcare Institution | Pregnant and postpartum individuals including substance use disorder, currently/ recently incarcerated & foreign-born |