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Total Funding: 1,300,000




Funding Source

Funding Amount

GHP-State

1,300,000



Sub Partner Name(s)


Catholic Welfare and Development

Etafeni Day Care Center

Living Hope

Philippi Trust

Sizakuyenza





Overview Narrative

In line with the PF priority to achieve HIV prevention through the expansion of HIV counseling and testing (HCT) programs linked to evidence based behavioral change, this proposal aims to expand and enhance six existing community based, NGO-led HIV HCT centers into Community HIV Prevention Centers. The overall goal is to reduce the number of New HIV infections within the Cape Metropole and specifically within the targeted geographical areas highlighted below, where HIV prevalence is high and the incident rate is growing. During the first six months of the project, a situational analysis will be undertaken to understand the needs and gaps in HIV prevention strategies, in each of the chosen communities, staff will be trained accordingly and a monitoring system will be developed to track progress. The proposed project will be carried out within the Cape Metropole of the Western Cape. The project will be carried out in partnership with government (Provincial Department of Health and City of Cape Town Health Department) and various NGOs. Such activities include but may not be limited to, condom distribution and referral and follow up of clients for (a) male medical circumcision (b) STIs (c) HIV care (d) TB treatment and (e) pregnant women to PMTCT program. The proposed project will allow for transference of skills to and increased capacity for local indigenous organizations i.e. NGOs to provide HIV prevention interventions in their communities. Activities will be constantly monitored through the use of specific M&E tools developed, so that a model of a “best practices” for a Community HIV Prevention Centre may be established and potentially replicated in other areas of South Africa, through local organizations. No vehicle will be procured in this program for two years.


Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s)

Motor Vehicles: Leased

6,500



TBD Details

(No data provided.)


Key Issues

(No data provided.)



Budget Code Information

Mechanism ID:

Mechanism Name:

Prime Partner Name:

13750

GH1152

University of Stellenbosch, South Africa

Strategic Area

Budget Code

Planned Amount

On Hold Amount

Prevention

HVAB

350,000

0

Narrative:

The overall goal is to reduce the number of New HIV infections within the Cape Metropole and specifically within the targeted geographical areas. Activities will be aimed at young adult men and women aged 18-35. Target for COP 2012 is 5000. HIV Prevention activities will include: addressing delay of sexual debut, safer sex practices, risk behaviour reduction practices, HCT, and MMC. All routine data (indicators) will be collected on a monthly basis at each centre and sent to the project manager for collation. Monthly meetings will be held with the project manager, PNs and NGO representatives to assess progress against measurable outputs. This will allow for monthly planning and adaptations being made to existing plans to reach targets set. Database shall be used to input data and for reporting means.

Strategic Area

Budget Code

Planned Amount

On Hold Amount

Prevention

HVCT

350,000

0

Narrative:

The overall goal is to reduce the number of New HIV infections within the Cape Metropole and specifically within the Eastern, Northern Mitchell’s Plein & Klipfontien Sub-Districts. Activities will be aimed at young adult men and women aged 18-35. HCT target for COP 2013 is 6000 aggregated by 3000 male and 3000 female. HCT activities will be conducted to create a gateway to HIV prevention, care and treatment services. Additionally, HCT activities will be used to: provide individual and couple counseling; conduct screening to the clients for STIs and refer if symptomatic for treatment; provide support to Sero-discordant partners, as well as those who have the same status; explore topics such as substance abuse with clients during post-test counseling sessions, as part of a client’s risk reduction plan, and enroll in external quality assurance program for rapid HIV test. All test kits will be procured and stored following the NDOH rapid testing guidelines.

Strategic Area

Budget Code

Planned Amount

On Hold Amount

Prevention

HVOP

600,000

0

Narrative:

The overall goal is to reduce the number of New HIV infections within the Cape Metropole and specifically within the Eastern, Northern Mitchell’s Plein & Klipfontien Sub-Districts. The program will target young adult men and women aged 18-35. In COP 2013, 7000 target is set. Activities will include but not limited to: Conduct referrals of heterosexual males to medical male circumcision (MMC); Distribution of male and female condoms; Screening and Referrals for STI patient’s treatment. Provision of youth and HIV Prevention Sessions to promote awareness/ education around HIV, including addressing delay of sexual debut, safer sex practices and risk behaviour reduction practices. Strengthens monthly youth “groups” at each identified site. Incorporate sport, games, movies, life skills, motivational speakers, job skills, assistance with homework etc. Referral of pregnant women for midwife obstetric unit (MOU) for entry into the PMTCT program. All routine data (indicators) will be collected on a monthly basis at each centre and sent to the project manager for collation. Monthly meetings will be held with the project manager, PNs and NGO representatives to assess progress against measurable outputs. This will allow for monthly planning and adaptations being made to existing plans to reach targets set. Databases shall be used to input data and for reporting means.



Implementing Mechanism Details

Mechanism ID: 13761

Mechanism Name: HRH Transition Plan Support - Aurum Health Research

Funding Agency: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Procurement Type: Cooperative Agreement

Prime Partner Name: Aurum Health Research

Agreement Start Date: Redacted

Agreement End Date: Redacted

TBD: No

New Mechanism: No

Global Fund / Multilateral Engagement: No

G2G: No

Managing Agency:




Total Funding: 14,388,001




Funding Source

Funding Amount

GHP-State

14,388,001



Sub Partner Name(s)

(No data provided.)


Overview Narrative

This program aims to identify need, recruit, hire and manage various levels of clinical, technical, and administrative health care staff to support the SAG’s implementation of HIV and TB prevention, care and treatment services in South Africa. The following are NDOH and CDC agreed identified priority districts/areas for this project: Free-State: Xhariep, Motheo, Lejweleputsa, Fezile Dabe, Eastern Cape: Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Buffalo City, OR Tambo, Northern Cape: Pixley ka Sema, Francis Baard, KwaZulu Natal: Zululand, Umzinthathi, Uthukela, Umgungundlovo, Limpopo: Waterberg, North West: Bojanala, Ngaka Modiri Moleme, R Moila, Tswaing. Measurable outcomes will be in alignment with: To rapidly assess and prioritise the human resource needs in the areas identified as well as conduct a baseline assessment of existing PEPFAR supported human resource provision to those areas, especially partners with current CDC funding which is about to expire, To conclude and implement memoranda of understanding with the relevant NDOH structures at the various levels to ensure the support for this project. To recruit, hire and place suitable staff to meet the identified needs in the areas based upon the priorities determined, To manage the consistent remuneration and administration of the placed staff based on equitable standards acceptable to the NDOH and in accordance with all relevant laws and regulations, To conduct adequate performance management of all staff throughout the grant period, To progressively and systematically arrange for the transfer to and absorption of staff into the NDOH by the end of the grant, according to agreed schedules, and To monitor and evaluate the performance of all role players in this project to ensure project performance.


Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s)

Motor Vehicles: Purchased

588,954


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