GRANT: Children Affected by AIDS Foundation

Program Number:   69726

Title:            Grants Program

 

Sponsor:          Children Affected by AIDS Foundation

 

SYNOPSIS:

 The sponsor provides funding for organizations providing direct care, support and assistance to children, age birth to thirteen years, who are HIV+ or otherwise affected by HIV/AIDS.  This includes children who are HIV-infected, those who are or may become orphaned as a result of losing parents to HIV disease, and those who have siblings, parents, or caregivers who are infected with HIV.

 

Deadline(s):      05/16/2008

Established Date: 09/09/2002

Follow-Up Date:   04/01/2009

Review Date:      04/16/2008

 

Contact:          Rolla Bedford, Program Manager

 

Address:          6033 W. Century Boulevard

                  Suite 280

                  Los Angeles, CA 90045

                  U.S.A.

E-mail:           rolla.bedford@caaf4kids.org

 

Program URL: http://www.caaf4kids.org/

Tel:              310-258-0850  x14

Fax:

Deadline Ind:     Receipt

Deadline Open:    No

 

 

 

Award Type(s):    General Operating Funds

                  General Project

                  Service Delivery

 

 

Citizenship/Country of Applying Institution:

                  Any/No Restrictions

 

Locations Tenable:    U.S.A. Institution (including U.S. Territories)

 

 

Appl Type(s):     Non-Profit

                  Tax-exempt

 

 

Target Group(s):  NONE

Funding Limit:    $0   SEEBELOW

Duration:         1 YEAR(s)

Indirect Costs:   Unspecified

Cost Sharing:     No

Sponsor Type:     Foundations

 

 

Geo. Restricted:  NO RESTRICTIONS

 

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OBJECTIVES:

 The sponsor funds in the following categories:

 

 BASIC NEEDS--category includes items such as clothing, formula, food, diapers, burial services, transportation (to and from medical visits, outpatient visits and other social services appointments), emergency childcare, and respite services.

 

 SOCIAL AND RECREATION--intended to benefit programs that involve children in social activities such as arts and crafts, sports, holiday parties, field expeditions, and other forms of recreation with the exception of camp programming.

 

 PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT--intended to benefit direct services related only to the provision of psychosocial services to children.  Services may include individual and family therapy/counseling, support groups and life skills classes.

 

 CAMP SERVICES--may be used to increased the number of children attending camp, for camp related expenses such as rental of campsite space, transportation, food, supplies, and other direct service expenses.

 

ELIGIBILITY

 Eligible applicants are non-profit, tax-exempt organizations.

Organizations may submit only one proposal, and request fund from only one category.

 

FUNDING

 Grants in the basic needs category range from $1,000 to $15,000.

Grants in the social and recreation category range from $1,000 to $10,000.  Grants in the psychosocial category range from $1,000 to $25,000.  Grants in the Camp Services category range from $1,000 to $15,000.  Grants are made on a one-year basis.  (edl)

 

KEYWORDS:         Child Welfare

                  Children/Youth

                  Social Services Delivery

                  Parent Education

                  AIDS

                  Emotional/Mental Health

                  Children (Patients)

                  Recreation and Leisure Studies

                  HIV Infection

                  Sports/Athletics

                  Psychosocial Therapy

                  Family/Marriage Counseling