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Atlanta Clinical and Translational Science Institute Funding Opportunity for Community Organizations |
SUCCEED Legacy Mini-Grant RFA The Southeastern US Collaborative Center of Excellence in the Elimination of Disparities (SUCCEED) is a cooperative of Morehouse School of Medicine, Emory, Medical University of South Carolina, University of North Carolina and the Fulton County (GA) Department of Health and Wellness to support and disseminate strategies that are proven to be effective for increasing breast and cervical cancer screening. Through Legacy Mini-Grant funding SUCCEED will support the implementation of effective strategies for promoting breast and cervical cancer screening and early detection among African American women. Access the link to learn how to apply for the Legacy Mini-Grant RFA 2008 The SUCCEED Legacy Mini-Grant Workshop was held June 10, 2008. |
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HIV – RAAP is a HIV risk reduction project for heterosexual African American men and women. It involves seven weekly group sessions , and is designed to create an environment where you can express your opinion and ideas about health issues related to HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases (STD's). Your participation may lead to better ways of protecting African American men and women from STD's, including HIV/AIDS.
The goal of the project is to:
• Get men and women to “RAP” or talk to each other about HIV/AIDS prevention
• Learn more about healthy ways to prevent the spread of HIV and other STD's
MSM PRC HIV RAAP presents the
"Let's Talk about [Safer] Sex Presentation"!
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