Gilead COMPASS Initiativeยฎ

The Gilead COMPASS Initiativeยฎ is working to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the Southern United States by collaborating with local community organizations and stakeholders to use evidence-based solutions to meet the needs of people living with and impacted by HIV/AIDS. COMPASS Coordinating Centers are comprised of Emory University Rollins School of Public Health, Southern AIDS Coalition, University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work & Wake Forest University School of Divinity, which create collaborative partnerships to share knowledge on increasing organizational capacity, building awareness, reducing HIV-related stigma, promoting holistic wellness of individuals through mental health services and trauma-informed care, and building faith-based advocacy and spiritually integrated organizations to end the HIV epidemic.

Who We Are
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People Trained

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People Reached
Collaborative Learning

Opportunities to collaborate, share, & learn with other organizations working to end the epidemic.

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Grants

Funding to support building organizational structure, wellness, and stigma-related capacities.

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Trainings

Free training and coaching based on your organizational capacity needs.

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News & Updates

HIV advocates and leaders gather at Emory for Southern Solidarity Summit

01/24/24
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COMPASS At USCHA 2024!

09/03/24
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Meet Our 2024 Transformative Grant Partners!Learn More!