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North Carolina

Raleigh, North Carolina

North Carolina AIDS Action Network

Ella/Her North Carolina HIV Project

The North Carolina AIDS Action Network was initially birthed out of the need to end the state’s HIV Medication Assistance Program (formerly known as the AIDS Drug Assistance Program) waitlist – once the longest in the nation. Cisgender women have long been underserved by traditional AIDS service organizations in North Carolina. Black and Latina women are particularly in need of information related to HIV prevention, treatment and care given the disproportionately high rates of HIV transmission among both communities. The Ella/Her North Carolina HIV Project seeks to reduce the prevalence of HIV among Black and Latina women in the state through digital outreach, community education and culturally competent provider training.

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Wake Forest University

Cultivating Faith Leader & Medical Provider Ambassadors to Enhance Sustainable HIV Community Engagement

Wake Forest University is a private research university in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Wake Forest University’s COMPASS Initiative® Faith Coordinating Center, in collaboration with the Old North State Medical Society, is leveraging its network of faith-based organizations and Black physicians in North Carolina to run this program that is informed by North Carolina’s Plan to End the HIV Epidemic. The program partners with faith partners and medical providers to transform messaging to help reduce stigma and build healthier communities.