National Institute of Mental Health Grant: Advancing HIV Prevention through Transformative Research

This grant offered by the National Institute of Mental Health aims to fund transformative behavioral and social science research projects that advance generalizable knowledge about HIV prevention. Applicants are encouraged to incorporate both social and biomedical perspectives in their studies to address the goals of the National HIV AIDS Strategy. The research should focus on issues highly relevant to the domestic HIV problem in the United States. The closing date for applications is January 06, 2012.

Opportunity ID: 100633

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General Information

Document Type::	Grants Notice
Funding Opportunity Number::	RFA-MH-12-080
Funding Opportunity Title::	Advancing HIV Prevention through Transformative Behavioral and Social Science Research (R01)
Opportunity Category::	Discretionary
Opportunity Category Explanation::
Funding Instrument Type::
Category of Funding Activity::	Education
Category Explanation::
Expected Number of Awards::
Assistance Listings Number(s)::	93.242 — Mental Health Research Grants
Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement::	No
Version::	Synopsis 1
Posted Date::	Jun 21, 2011
Last Updated Date::
Original Closing Date for Applications::	Jan 06, 2012
Current Closing Date for Applications::	Jan 06, 2012
Archive Date::	Feb 06, 2012
Estimated Total Program Funding::	$ 5,000,000
Award Ceiling::	$500,000
Award Floor::	$

Eligibility

Eligible Applicants::

Special district governments

Additional Information on Eligibility::

Other Eligible Applicants include the following:
Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Serving Institutions; Eligible Agencies of the Federal Government; Faith-based or Community-based Organizations; Hispanic-serving Institutions; Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs); Indian/Native American Tribal Governments (Other than Federally Recognized); Regional Organizations; Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities (TCCUs) ; U.S. Territory or Possession.

Additional Information

Agency Name::	National Institutes of Health
Description::	This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) encourages applications that will advance generalizable knowledge about HIV prevention through transformative behavioral and social science research.An underlying assumption for this funding opportunity is that methods of and findings from social and behavioral studies can make essential contributions to research that utilizes biomedical modalities.In addition, biomedical perspectives are essential for the advancement of social and behavioral HIV research on HIV prevention. Therefore, this FOA invites studies that are comprehensive in the sense that the reciprocal influences of relevant variables, whether social, behavioral, or biomedical are included in study design and interpretation. This FOA is intended to address the goals of the National HIV AIDS Strategy, and therefore studies should address issues that are highly relevant to the domestic (i.e., United States) HIV problem.
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Version History

Version	Modification Description	Updated Date
Synopsis 1

Package Status

Below are CLOSED Opportunity Package(s) no longer available for this Funding Opportunity:

Package No: 1

Assistance Listings:
Competition ID:	ADOBE-FORMS-B1
Competition Title:	Adobe-Forms-B1
Opportunity Package ID:	PKG00060370
Opening Date:	Dec 06, 2011
Closing Date:	Jan 06, 2012
Agency Contact Information::	Grants Info
Who Can Apply::	Organization Applicants
mendatory_forms	SF424 (R & R) [V1.2] Research And Related Other Project Information [V1.3] Research And Related Senior/Key Person Profile (Expanded) [V1.2] Project/Performance Site Location(s) [V1.4] PHS 398 Research Plan [V1.3] PHS 398 Cover Page Supplement [V1.4] PHS 398 Checklist [V1.3]
optional_forms	Research & Related Budget [V1.1] R & R Subaward Budget Attachment(s) Form [V1.2] PHS Cover Letter [V1.2] PHS 398 Modular Budget [V1.1]

Packages