Washington AIDS Partnership Fall 2013
Grantmaking
The Washington AIDS Partnership's new
Request for Proposals (RFP), focusing on the evolution of the local
HIV/AIDS sector, is now available. Letters of inquiry, the first step in the
application process, are due by 5pm EST on Monday, April 29, 2013. For
more information on eligibility and funding focus, please view the RFP.
Grantmaking Process and
Funding Categories
The Washington AIDS Partnership awards grants
guided by expert staff and a highly informed group of grantmakers, community
leaders, experts, and individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Many of these grants
have proven to be highly effective in sparking tremendous growth in available
services. The Partnership typically has two grant rounds in the spring and
fall. Grants are awarded for a one year period.
Grant Reporting Process
Washington AIDS Partnership grantees are required to submit an interim report at
six months and a final report at the end of the grant period. Grantees submit interim and final
reports online through the Partnership's online reporting system. Reporting
information is sent electronically to grantees. Here are several online
reporting resources:
Online Report FAQ,
template for questions in the Positive Pathways online report form, and a
template for questions in the Prevention, Medical Morale, Technical
Assistance, Public Policy, and Female Condom Initiative online report form.
For questions about online reporting or the online system in general, please
contact Program Coordinator Sapna Khatri:
khatri@washingtongrantmakers.org. The Partnership also
provides a
public policy reporting tip sheet for public policy grantees. Finally, some online reporting may be required as a result of
the Partnership's relationship with AIDS United and the Elton John AIDS
Foundation. Questions regarding the Partnership's grantmaking process and
reporting should be directed to Jennifer Jue, Program Officer:
jue@washingtongrantmakers.org.
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