NOFA - Ending the HIV Epidemic

2026-11-03

A . Individuals Eligible for EHE Services The principal intent of the EHE Programming is to provide services to persons living with HIV including those who have progressed to AIDS . The only requirement for determining eligibility is that the individual has an HIV diagnosis . B . General Provisions for Services This is to be a cooperative relationship between DHD and the funded agency . The DHD ’ s EHE Manager and Health Educators will have regular contact with the subrecipients and have a close working relationship to monitor the success of the funded programs . C . Allowable Costs Grant recipients selected through this NOFA will be required to comply with both federal and local cost policies . They may not be used to supplant existing federal , state or local funding . Information on allowable administrative costs can be found in Policy Clarification Notice 15 - 01 http :// hab . hrsa . gov / healthcarelandscape / pcn1501 . pdf D . Cost Restrictions The following are cost restrictions for Ending the HIV Epidemic ( EHE ) funds :  Funds may not be used to make direct payments of cash to recipients of services . Where the direct provision of services is not possible or effective , vouchers , which may only be exchanged for a specific service or commodity ( e . g ., food or transportation ), must be used to meet the need for such services . Funded agencies must ensure that vouchers cannot be readily converted to cash .  Funds may not be used for alternative or complimentary therapies , such as acupuncture and massage therapy .  Funds may not be used to purchase or improve land or to purchase , construct or make permanent improvements to any building .  Funds may not be used to support international travel , fundraising expenses , lobbying expenses , or Pre - Exposure Prophylaxis . E . Acceptance of Notice of Funds Availability ( NOFA ) Content Organizations receiving grant awards will be mandated to meet all requirements contained in this NOFA .

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2026-05-14