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	Rapid Response Fund to tackle HIV-related Human Rights Challenges
	Grant
	Frontline AIDS
	$10,000 to $100,000
	March 12, 2024
	Ongoing
	Frontline AIDS has launched the applications for the Rapid Response Fund to support marginalised communities to tackle HIV-related human rights challenges The Rapid Response Fund helps organisations and individuals to tackle HIV-related human rights challenges, including stigma, discrimination and threats of violence. The fund helps in three ways: Providing emergency financial grants to organisations Supporting organisations to strengthen their capacity for emergency human rights response work Documenting and sharing best practice, to help influence decisions by governments and donors. Funding Information Emergency response grants of up to $15,000 USD are available to organisations across 24 countries, led by or working closely with marginalised groups affected by HIV: lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBT+) people; sex workers; and people who use drugs. Ineligible Funding Humanitarian relief or direct aid for individuals such as housing, food or medication Income-generation activities HIV testing and treatment services Foreseeable funding gaps Activities that have already happened Starting strategic litigation Fees for conference or event attendance Activities relating to women and girls, where there is no intersection with LGBT+ people, sex workers, or people who use drugs Eligibility Criteria Your proposal is triggered by a new and unforeseen situation. The situation either: Threatens to significantly disrupt your organisation�s existing human rights work or; Your organisation identifies a specific moment or opportunity to advance HIV-related human rights You have a realistic plan for meaningful change within 1-6 months Your organisation is based in an eligible country Your organisation is led by, or working very closely with, one or more marginalised communities affected by HIV: lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBT+) people; sex workers; and people who use drugs. Your organisation has an annual income of less than $1 million USD. Your organisation has implemented HIV-related human rights projects focused on marginalised communities in the last 12 months. Eligible Countries Caribbean: Haiti; Jamaica; Dominican Republic; Guyana; St Vincent and the Grenadines; Trinidad and Tobago East Africa: Ethiopia; Rwanda; South Sudan; Tanzania South East Asia: Cambodia; Vietnam Southern Africa: Angola West and Central Africa: Benin; Cameroon; Chad; C�te d�Ivoire; Gabon; Gambia; Ghana; Mali; Senegal; Sierra Leone; Togo For more information, visit Frontline AIDS.

Frontline AIDS has launched the applications for the Rapid Response Fund to support marginalised communities to tackle HIV-related human rights challenges

The Rapid Response Fund helps organisations and individuals to tackle HIV-related human rights challenges, including stigma, discrimination and threats of violence.

The fund helps in three ways:

Providing emergency financial grants to organisations
Supporting organisations to strengthen their capacity for emergency human rights response work
Documenting and sharing best practice, to help influence decisions by governments and donors.

Funding Information

Emergency response grants of up to $15,000 USD are available to organisations across 24 countries, led by or working closely with marginalised groups affected by HIV: lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBT+) people; sex workers; and people who use drugs.

Ineligible Funding

Humanitarian relief or direct aid for individuals such as housing, food or medication
Income-generation activities
HIV testing and treatment services
Foreseeable funding gaps
Activities that have already happened
Starting strategic litigation
Fees for conference or event attendance
Activities relating to women and girls, where there is no intersection with LGBT+ people, sex workers, or people who use drugs

Eligibility Criteria

Your proposal is triggered by a new and unforeseen situation. The situation either:
- Threatens to significantly disrupt your organisation�s existing human rights work or;
- Your organisation identifies a specific moment or opportunity to advance HIV-related human rights
- You have a realistic plan for meaningful change within 1-6 months
- Your organisation is based in an eligible country
- Your organisation is led by, or working very closely with, one or more marginalised communities affected by HIV: lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBT+) people; sex workers; and people who use drugs.
- Your organisation has an annual income of less than $1 million USD.
- Your organisation has implemented HIV-related human rights projects focused on marginalised communities in the last 12 months.
Eligible Countries
- Caribbean: Haiti; Jamaica; Dominican Republic; Guyana; St Vincent and the Grenadines; Trinidad and Tobago
- East Africa: Ethiopia; Rwanda; South Sudan; Tanzania South
- East Asia: Cambodia; Vietnam
- Southern Africa: Angola
- West and Central Africa: Benin; Cameroon; Chad; C�te d�Ivoire; Gabon; Gambia; Ghana; Mali; Senegal; Sierra Leone; Togo

For more information, visit Frontline AIDS.