#20818 AIDS Institute Clinical Guidelines Prog
🏛 New York State Department of Health
✓ Free, no account · Source: New York SFS Grant Opportunity Portal · Last verified Oct 16, 2026
Can you apply?
This grant is for New York State-based organizations providing HIV/AIDS clinical services and health services to people living with HIV/AIDS.
Not-for-profit organizations are eligible to apply. Organizations must be registered in New York State and able to demonstrate HIV/AIDS clinical expertise or service delivery capacity.
Eligible activities include developing, updating, and disseminating clinical guidelines for HIV treatment and care. Funding supports guideline development, evidence review, stakeholder engagement, and implementation support to providers.
The project period is five years. Awards support statewide clinical guideline initiatives managed through the New York State AIDS Institute.
Not the right fit? Find grants for your organization in 5 questions →
Program description
RFA #20818 AIDS Institute Clinical Guidelines Prog is a New York State grant opportunity administered by the New York State Department of Health. Total program funding is approximately $3,975,000. Eligible applicants: Not-For-Profit. Focus area: Health Services. Project period: 60 Month(s). Applications are due 2026-10-22. Posted through the New York State Grant Opportunity Portal in the Statewide Financial System (SFS).
Who can apply
Eligible applicants
Demographic focus
How to apply
Application links
Key dates & requirements
Required documents
- Completed application form (via New York State SFS portal)
- Project narrative describing guideline development plan
- Organizational capacity statement and qualifications
- Budget and budget narrative
- Letters of support from key stakeholders or clinical partners
- Evidence of nonprofit status and registration
Program contact
- 👤 Laura Russell
FAQ
Who can apply for this grant?
Not-for-profit organizations registered in New York State can apply. Organizations must demonstrate expertise in HIV/AIDS clinical services.
What is the project duration?
Awards support five-year projects. The full project period is 60 months.
What activities are supported?
Funding supports development, dissemination, and implementation of HIV/AIDS clinical guidelines. Activities include evidence review and stakeholder engagement.
When is the application due?
The deadline is October 22, 2026. Check the New York State Grant Opportunity Portal for any extensions.
What is the funding range?
Total program funding is approximately $3,975,000. Individual award amounts vary based on project scope and need.
💡 Tips for applicants
- Start by reviewing existing AIDS Institute clinical guideline priorities on the New York State Department of Health website. Alignment with priorities strengthens competitiveness.
- Clearly demonstrate your organization's HIV/AIDS clinical expertise and track record. Include evidence of stakeholder relationships and provider networks.
- Develop a detailed work plan showing realistic timelines for guideline development phases. Break activities into measurable annual milestones.
- Build a multidisciplinary advisory committee including providers, patients, and clinical experts. Show how their input will shape guideline content.
- Address implementation strategy clearly. Explain how guidelines will reach practitioners and support adoption in clinical settings.
⚠️ Common mistakes
Applications lack evidence of organizational HIV/AIDS clinical expertise or established relationships with providers. Vague work plans without specific timelines or measurable outcomes reduce competitiveness. Insufficient detail on how guidelines will be disseminated and adopted in practice settings.
Similar grants
- OPEN Implementation Science to Advance HIV Prevention, Treatment, and Care (R61/R33 Clinical Trial Optional) — National Institutes of Health
- OPEN RFA-SH-18-000 — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - ERA
- OPEN HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Network Leadership and Operations Centers — National Institutes of Health
- OPEN HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Network Statistical and Data Management Centers — National Institutes of Health
- OPEN Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Part D – Women, Infants, Children and Youth Grant Supplemental Funding — Health Resources and Services Administration