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Indian Health Service Announces $5 Million in Funding for Ending the HIV Epidemic

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On Monday, April 25, the Indian Health Service (IHS) announced it had received $5 million to fund the Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative. It is the first time IHS has received funding for this initiative, supporting work toward the elimination of HIV and hepatitis C in Indian Country. 

“We are excited about this new funding opportunity for Indian Country to address diagnosis, treatment, and prevention activities that are aimed at eliminating disparities and reducing HIV’s impact,” said Indian Health Service Acting Director Elizabeth Fowler in a statement.  “We are committed to providing American Indians and Alaska Natives who are at risk, or are living with HIV, with the culturally-appropriate support and services they need.”

Learn more about the funding here.

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