CHRP's mission is to support scientists in California to develop, evaluate, and disseminate innovative research focused on (a) eliminating new HIV infections, (b) optimizing treatment uptake and outcomes for all persons living with HIV, and (c) addressing the comorbidities and social determinants that threaten the health and well-being of persons at risk for or living with HIV.
Across every aspect of work, the California HIV/AIDS Research Program (CHRP) seeks to fund high-risk, high-reward, high-rigor research projects that aim to substantially and rapidly advance HIV epidemic control and/or treatment, and which address research priorities and gaps not supported by other funders. Further, CHRP is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion as a means of increasing the effectiveness of its grantmaking and generating new knowledge that benefits all Californians.
CHRP is pleased to announce funding opportunities for 2025:
Strengthening California's Support Systems: Novel Approaches to Support Justice-Involved Persons Living with HIV
- With this RFP CHRP and the California State Office of AIDS have partnered to fund novel demonstration projects rooted in capacity building and implementation science, focused on developing and evaluating best-practices for supporting justice-involved PLWH across the state.
Award Amount and Details
Award varies for each program, please view the RFP for more details.
Deadlines and Date Information
Eligibility Information
Eligibility varies for each program, please view the RFP for more details.
