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U.S.- Mexico Border
Health Association
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In an effort to improve health conditions along the U.S. - Mexico border, the Association sponsors a number of projects targeting different health aspects.

Click Here to see past projects of the USMBHA.

PROMOVISION - HIV / AIDS Capacity Building Assistance
( Increasing Access to and utilization
of HIV prevention services)
ENLACES - HIV / AIDS Capacity Building Assistance
(Strengthening Community Planning
for HIV Prevention)
Binational Alliance of
Border Coalitions
Healthy Women - Promoting Health Services
Brownsville-Matamoros Sister City Project - Maternal Health
Alliance for Social Action
in TB / HIV-AIDS
Methamphetamine Use on the U.S.-Mexico Border
(Study in Progress)

Dear Community Planning Group member,

We invite you to complete the Community Planning Guidance survey. As mentioned in the June 9^th webinar, this survey is eliciting feedback from community planning constituents to help guide the development of the 2009 Revised Guidance for HIV Prevention Community Planning.

If you missed the webinar
or would just like to revisit it, please click here to download a copy of the PowerPoint presentation and the webinar audio or visit the following partner organizations' websites at www.apiahf.org or www.accionmutua.org.

We value your feedback,
and hope you are able to
take a few minutes to complete this survey.

Please click click here to dowload the survey.

We look forward
to your response!

	HIV / AIDS Capacity Building Assistance Increasing Access to and utilization of HIV prevention services Focus Area 3 CBA Project	Funded by the CDC Project Coordinator: Tony García-Peláez garciato@usmbha.org
This portion of the site contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences.

	HIV / AIDS Capacity Building Assistance Strengthening Community Planning for HIV Prevention Focus Area 4 CBA Project	Funded by the CDC Project Coordinator: Maria Chaparro chaparrm@usmbha.org
This portion of the site contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences.

	National Latino Tobacco Control and Prevention Network	Project Coordinator: Susie Villalobos villalos@usmbha.org

	Binational Alliance of Border Coalitions	Funded by SAMHSA Project Coordinator: Dora Basurto basurtod@usmbha.org

Project Coordinator: Nancy Green nancygreen9@yahoo.com	Healthy Women is a project of the US-Mexico Border Health Association (USMBHA), a capacity building assistance provider funded BY CDC under program announcement 04019 – Capacity Building Assistance to Improve the Delivery and Effectiveness of HIV Prevention Services for Racial/Ethnic Minority Populations. USMBHA receives additional support from the CDC Office of Health Disparities to implement and evaluate the Healthy Women Project. Healthy Women is designed to: Increase awareness and knowledge among Latina women about HIV/AIDS Improve access to and utilization of HIV prevention services by Latinas at risk. Enhance Promotora strategies by incorporating respondent/participant driven methods.
The purpose of Healthy Woman is to build the capacity of Promotoras to: Encourage women at risk to access and utilize HIV/AIDS services, and Promote the use of these services within groups or social networks

	Brownsville-Matamoros Sister City Project 2007 Annual Meeting Poster PDF File	Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Project Coordinator: Susie Villalobos villalos@usmbha.org


	Alliance for Social Action in TB / HIV-AIDS	Project Coordinator: Eva M. Moya moyaevam@earthlink.net



Methamphetamine Use on the U.S.-Mexico Bordere (Study in Progress)		Funded by: The Center Border Health Research, El Paso, Texas Contact: Susie Villalobos villalos@usmbha.org