AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA)
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230 West 38th Street
New York, NY 10018.0
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Contact: James Learned
212.924.3934
x111.0
jlearned@acria.org
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This program provides intensive multi-day group trainings on cultural sensitivity, cultural competency, HIV/AIDS basics (transmission, disease progression, epidemiology and treatments) and HIV confidentiality. Individual tutorials on integrating HIV treatment education services into other existing agency programs and program evaluation are also offered.
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AIDS Day Services Association of New York State, Inc. - Hudson Planning Group
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80 Broad Street, 15th Floor
New York, NY 10004.0
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Contact: Rob Bannon
212.968.1100
rbannon@hudsonplanning.org
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This program works with AIDS Adult Day Care (Day Programs) and AIDS housing providers interested in establishing day programs to develop best practices and promote efficiency through shared services. Services include: organizational needs assessments, focus groups of management level and case management staff, work plan development, one-to-one technical assistance, and workshops.
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Bailey House, Inc.
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275 Seventh Avenue, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10001.0
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Contact: Janice Williams (ASOMI)
212.633.2500
x274.0
jwilliams@baileyhouse.org
Contact: Viktor Hess (HRA TA)
212.633.2500
x221.0
vhess@baileyhouse.org
Contact: Christine Campbell (TA Housing)
212.633.2500,
x214.0
Ccampbell@baileyhouse.org
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AIDS Service Organization Management Institute (ASOMI) conducts an organizational needs assessment and provides organizations with an integrated curriculum of training & one-to-one technical assistance in program design, outcomes measurement, board development, financial management, human resources, fundraising and marketing. Client agencies are eligible to apply for a small capacity building stipend upon completion of one-to-one technical assistance.
The Human Resources Technical Assistance Program (HR TA) provides training and one-to-one assistance in human resources management. Services include one-to-one technical assistance on issue specific HR needs and trainings designed to address major HR functions such as benefits administration, legal compliance, staff recruitment, and policy and procedure manuals.
The Technical Assistance for HIV/AIDS Housing Provider program provides workshops and individual consultation offering guidance, and support to organizations interested in or in the process of developing, implementing and operating a supportive housing program for people living with HIV/AIDS.
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Community Resource Exchange
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39 Broadway, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10006.0
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Contact: Rachael Tucker
212.894.3371
info@crenyc.org
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This program provides one-to-one technical assistance to CBOs working with HIV prevention and AIDS service organizations working in communities of color. Assistance is provided in fundraising, financial management, board development, strategic planning, human resources and technology/marketing.
Technical assistance is also provided to CBOs in MAI-designated zip codes focusing on the improvement of planning, development and management systems and the development of data/information management systems.
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Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
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281 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010.0
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Contact: John Glover
212.777.4800
x393.0
jglover@fpwa.org
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This program provides technical assistance to increase the number of minority organizations with management, technical and cultural competence in the service mix of HIV and AIDS programs for people of color, in communities with high prevalence rates. Agencies specifically targeted are those wishing to become more reflective of the populations they serve through board and staff development and diversity initiatives.
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Fiscal and Infrastructure Technical Assistance (FITA)
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220 Church Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10013
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Contact: Jeff Natt
646.619.6629
jnatt@fita-mhra.org
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FITA was founded in 1993 to assist nonprofit organizations
providing services to people living with HIV/AIDS to develop their
infrastructure in order to keep pace with changing environments. Since that
time, FITA has expanded to principally provide fiscal, programmatic and
evaluative management consulting services focused on a diversity of public
health and community issues, locally regionally and nationally. FITA helps
nonprofit organizations from large urban based hospitals to small grass roots
community based organizations build their structural capacity to operate more
effective and efficient programs. Its core areas of expertise include
organizational infrastructure development, fiscal management best practices
development including performance-based contracting and management training and
support, behavioral science training, and program planning and evaluation.
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Hudson Planning Group, Inc.
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80 Broad Street, 15th Floor
New York, NY 10004.0
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Contact: Rob Bannon
212.968.1100
rbannon@hudsonplanning.org
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This program provides technical assistance to agencies in the areas of fundraising, program administration, contracts management, cultural sensitivity, program design and development, infrastructure development, fiscal management, strategic planning, consumer advocacy, and data management.
The Technical Assistance for HIV/AIDS Housing Provider program provides technical assistance and project management services for organizations that wish to develop and operate supportive housing for people living with HIV/AIDS. Services include program planning and development, financial projections and analysis, strategic planning for securing capital and operating funds, expediting and monitoring construction, and assistance with program start-up.
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Latino Commission on AIDS, Inc.
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24 West 25th Street, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10010.0
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Contact: 212.675.3288
Chris Lanier
clanier@latinoaids.org
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This program works with Latino-serving organizations located in North Brooklyn to expand AIDS services to increase access for difficult to reach Latino populations, build new services to meet identified needs, and to empower local Latino PWAs to play a role in strengthening organizations in their community. Topics addressed include: fiscal management, fund accounting, government contracting, fundraising, program development, program or project evaluation, developing linkages and mentoring relationships with established HIV/AIDS organizations, cultural sensitivity/cultural competency, HIV/AIDS basics, transmission, disease progression, epidemiology; HIV/AIDS treatment, PLWH empowerment.
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National Development & Research Initiative, Inc. (NDRI)
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71 West 23rd Street, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10010.0
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Contact: Paul Warren
212.845.4461
crystal.ferguson@ndri.org
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The Training Institute Technical Assistance Program (TI-TAP) training and consultation focuses on HIV/AIDS basics, treatment, and confidentiality; management training and development; program development and evaluation; PLWA empowerment; staff training and development; and community advisory board development.
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New York AIDS Coalition, Inc.
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231 West 29th Street, Suite 1002
New York, NY 10001.0
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Contact: Rev. John Magisano
212.629.3075
x108.0
jmagisano@nyaidsc.org
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This program provides technical assistance and brokered technical assistance grants to help agencies purchase technical assistance services from qualified consultants of the projects?choosing. Grants are supplemented with partnership building assistance in the form of long-term collaborative strategic planning and workshops.
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New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene HIV Training Institute
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40 Worth Street, Suite 1602, CN-A/2
New York, NY 10013.0
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Contact: Lucy Osborne
212.341-9810
losborne@health.nyc.gov
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This program provides a curriculum of workshops and seminars that cover key areas of knowledge and skills, including: medical and technical information about HIV and AIDS, HIV testing procedures, HIV counseling skills, HIV risk assessment and reduction, substance use and harm reduction, special needs populations, and others. The program also offers field-based technical assistance and a Special Lectures series. Supervisor approval and/or the completion of pre-requisites may be required to register for some trainings.
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New York State Black Gay Network
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119 West 24th Street
New York, NY 10011.0
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Contact: Colin Robinson
212.367.1565
nysbgn@aol.com
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This program provides organizational capacity development assistance to empower and support members of its collaboration of organizations who expressly serve Black men who practice same-sex desire. The program utilizes both individual and group settings to address issues of HIV/AIDS and other related health issues. The agency conducts ongoing group trainings, leadership groups, and an annual multi-day event to strengthen core program and management competencies, which enables organizations to incorporate research, evaluation and best practices into their HIV prevention activities.
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Non-Profit Connection
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1 Hanson Place, Suite 2504
Brooklyn, NY 11243.0
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Contact: Jennifer Powell
718.230.3200
x22.0
jpowell@nonprofitconnection.org
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This program provides technical assistance services that build and strengthen the capacity of housing and other service providers and housing-related organizations to facilitate the expansion of housing services and develop and strengthen programs targeted for people living with HIV/AIDS. The program works to improve client service, staff and management skills, program design and evaluation, financial management systems and fundraising.
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SEEDCO
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915 Broadway, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10010.0
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Contact: Edmund Wong
646.843.6510
ewong@seedco.org
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This program provides technical assistance to HIV/AIDS housing service providers using a three phase capacity building Institute. This program provides three main benefits for providers including: 1) creation of an outcome-driven program that addresses the needs of their clients; 2) increased organizational capacity to build effective programs; and 3) improved client outcomes such as access to better services, increased numbers of housing units provided, and/or improved ability to manage their health care needs.
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South Brooklyn Legal Services, Inc.
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105 Court Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201.0
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Contact: Catherine Bowman
718.237.5571
cathyb@sbls.org
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This program provides legal-focused technical assistance to Brooklyn HIV/AIDS service providers so that they can more effectively assist clients in finding housing, maintaining quality housing conditions, and obtaining benefits to support that housing. Technical assistance will include needs assessments and training of service providers, development and dissemination of written advocacy materials, mailings on current information regarding changes in the law, and ongoing technical assistance on legal issues and advocacy strategies.
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St. Christopher, Inc.
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154 West 127th Street, Attn. ECQ
New York, NY 10027.0
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Contact: Les Hayden
212.280.5163
x216.0
lhayden@sc1881.org
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This program provides technical assistance services for providers of HIV/AIDS services as well as organizations that do not currently provide HIV/AIDS services but want to develop HIV/AIDS services. Services include an initial intake and a needs assessment, the development of a work plan to address the identified needs and needs-appropriate interventions, such as grant writing and fundraising planning, conducting feasibility studies, researching and outlining reports on relevant programmatic or management issues, facilitating process improvement activities, and leading in-service training sessions and workshops.
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The Partnership for the Homeless, Inc.
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305 7th Avenue, 13th Floor
New York, NY 10001.0
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Contact: Mark Morewitz
212.645.3444
x200.0
mmorewitz@pfth.org
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Project PATH assists hospitals, housing programs, clinics, CBOs, shelters and drug treatment providers build their capacity to more effectively serve the housing needs of HIV homeless clients. Services include one-to-one and group training, telephone consultation and an interactive program-specific website which provides access to program resources as well as links and information within the AIDS community.
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Bailey House, Inc.
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275 Seventh Avenue, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10001.0
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Contact: Jennifer Carmona
212.633.2500
x287.0
jcarmona@baileyhouse.org
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Technical Assistance Clearinghouse provides HIV/AIDS service organizations with information and assistance in gaining organizational resources through a searchable database of technical assistance resources over the internet, or as a manual and diskette. Clearinghouse staff will also assist users in performing organizational self-assessments to determine their technical assistance needs.
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