Announcements
This memorandum details FFY2024 awards under Housing Opportunity for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Program. The broad purpose of these programs is to deliver housing support and related services to “eligible persons” (low-income persons living with HIV/AIDS) as defined for the HOPWA program.
The HOPWA program received 15 applications requesting a total of more than $8.5 million in funding. Thirteen of these agencies are being awarded funding for the total amount more than $7 million. Funding for the HOPWA program comes from HOPWA federal funds awarded to DCA. A summary of the funding awards is as follows:
Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS |
Number of Requests |
Number of Awards |
Requested Amount |
Amount of Award |
HOPWA |
15 |
13 |
$8,515,368 |
$7,050,539 |
FFY 2024 HOPWA Awards Announcement List |
Agency |
Project Name |
FFY 2024 Award |
AIDS Athens |
HOPWA |
$936,538 |
AID Atlanta |
HOPWA |
$113,099.00 |
Southwest Georgia Housing Opportunities |
HOPWA |
$350,000 |
Laurens County Board of Health |
HOPWA |
$500,000 |
Lowndes County Board of Health |
HOPWA |
$635,495 |
Union Mission |
HOPWA |
$1,034,937 |
North Central Health District (HOPE Center) |
HOPWA |
$1,147,046 |
CSRA Economic Opportunity Authority, Inc. |
HOPWA |
$20,000 |
Ware County Board of Health |
HOPWA |
$1,039,282 |
View Point Health |
HOPWA |
$250,000 |
East Central Health District |
HOPWA |
$215,327 |
Advantage Behavioral Health Services |
HOPWA |
$376,535 |
Dalton-Whitfield Community Development Corporation |
HOPWA |
$432,280 |
Total |
$7,050,539 |
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The PDF of the FFY23-24 DCA HOPWA Application Workshop PowerPoint.
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