Central Carolina AIDS Partnership (CCAP) is a newly formed Community Partnership of the National AIDS Fund. The National AIDS Fund has had Community Partnerships in 39 cities or regions in 27 states and the District of Columbia since 1988. These Partnerships are typically a consortia of concerned business, philanthropic and community leaders dedicated to supporting HIV/AIDS prevention and care in their communities and regions.
CCAP will determine the best and most efficient distribution of the grant funds in our area, based on the results of a community-based needs assessment. We will allocate funds to agencies in our community coordinating effective HIV prevention programs and providing direct support to persons living with HIV/AIDS. CCAP's grantmaking will be directed towards evidence-based HIV prevention programs with a focus on highly impacted populations.
South Carolina without new HIV infections.
To provide funding to improve effectiveness of programs aimed at raising awareness, decreasing stigma and preventing the spread of HIV.
For additional information regarding the grantmaking process, please click here.
National AIDS Fund
The National AIDS Fund (NAF) was founded in 1988 to reduce the incidence and impact of HIV/AIDS by promoting leadership and generating resources for effective community responses to the epidemic. Over the last 20 years, NAF and its Community Partnerships have directed $160 million through challenge grants alone to support HIV/AIDS services, capacity building and advocacy, now reaching over 400 community organizations annually. For more information, visit www.aidsfund.org.
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