HIV Prevention Grantees
The following agencies are funded by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) for HIV prevention projects for HIV testing and syringe services activities for 2018 – 2022.
HIV Testing Programs
African American Men Who Have Sex with Men – Metropolitan Area
- African American Aids Task Force (AAATF)
- Youth and AIDS Projects (YAP)
- St. Paul Ramsey County Public Health/Clinic 555
- Hennepin County Public Health/Red Door Clinic
- Turning Point, Inc.
Latino Men Who Have Sex with Men – Metropolitan Area
White Men Who Have Sex with Men – Metropolitan Area
Black Women – Metropolitan Area
- St. Paul Ramsey County Public Health/Clinic 555
- Face to Face Health and Counseling Service, Inc.
- Sub-Saharan African Youth and Family Services in Minnesota (SAYFSM)
Transgender People – Metropolitan Area
Men Who Have Sex with Men – Greater MN
- Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
- Lutheran Social Services (LSS)-Duluth Youth Services
Syringe Services Programs
Metropolitan Area
- Indigenous Peoples Task Force (IPTF)
- Native American Community Clinic (NACC)
- NorthPoint Health and Wellness Center
- Rainbow Health (formerly JustUs Health)
- St. Paul Ramsey County Public Health/Clinic 555
Greater Minnesota
Early Intervention Services (EIS) Grantees
The Minnesota Department of Health’s EIS funded grantees provide surveillance-driven targeted HIV testing in the Metro and Greater Minnesota.
- African American Aids Task Force (AAATF)
- The Aliveness Project
- Annex Teen Clinic
- Harm Reduction Sisters
- Minnesota Community Care (formerly West Side/ La Clinica)
- Native American Community Clinic (NACC)
- NorthPoint Health and Wellness Center
- Sherburne County
- Southside Harm Reduction Services
- Stearns County
- St. Paul Ramsey County Public Health/Clinic 555
- Turning Point, Inc.
- White Earth Nation
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