This opportunity funds implementation science research to develop and test scalable, low-resource HIV care delivery models for adolescents in resource-constrained settings. Research focuses on improving HIV prevention uptake, viral suppression, and care outcomes, generating evidence to inform US programs. Studies leverage high-burden international settings to evaluate strategies across diverse health systems, fostering innovation and rapid-cycle learning to address barriers faced by adolescents living with HIV.
Eligible applicants include a wide range of government entities, educational institutions, nonprofits, for-profit organizations, tribal governments, housing authorities, faith-based organizations, regional organizations, and foreign institutions. Specific eligibility details are extensive and divers
