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ProceedNCTSTA

PROCEED Inc.

NCTSTA has a 20 years history of engaging individuals and organizations in active, participatory capacity building processes that lead to a more effective workforce, efficient and sustainable organizations, and vibrant healthy communities. The National Center for Training, Support, and Technical Assistance (NCTSTA) has been providing capacity building assistance to organizations for over ten years. NCTSTA uses individual and group-level, science-based interventions to help organizations working with populations at high risk for HIV, STDs and substance abuse achieve greater effectiveness, increase productivity and improve delivery of services. To Request Capacity Building Assistance:

- CBO directly funded by CDC may submit a request for technical assistance through the CBA Request Information System (CRIS) at http://wwwn.cba.gov/cris2009. recommends organizations infrom their CDC Project Officer of all requests for CBA prior to entering them into the system.

-CBO funded by the state or local health department must contact their health department representative in order to access CRIS and submit a CBA request on their behalf.

-Organizations or programs not funded by CDC and health department may contact PROCEED, Inc.-NCTSTA directly by calling (908) 351-7727.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! Let's enter 2026 with focus, purpose, and commitment.

12/26/2025

On the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness, we’re reminded that prevention and readiness are the best defenses.

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays to All!

10/17/2025

📣 Attention HIV Prevention Service Providers & Community Partners! 📣

Don't miss the upcoming Community of Practice (CoP): Syndemic Solutions: An Integrated Response to HIV and Harm Reduction! This virtual event is designed to strengthen your team's approach to HIV prevention and harm reduction.

The CoP offers an interactive, peer-based learning environment featuring guest speakers, useful tools, and weekly office hours for support.

We'll cover key areas like:
• Current national strategies for harm reduction & HIV prevention
• Effective ways to reduce stigma and other barriers to care
• Strengthening skills in community outreach and service delivery

By advancing this work, we aim to better serve communities disproportionately impacted by HIV and substance use.

Dates: 5 sessions starting Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025. Attendance at all 5 sessions is not required.

Time: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm. ➡️
Register Here: https://aidsunited.tfaforms.net/93

Please share this with your network!

10/02/2025

The South accounts for 52% of all new HIV diagnoses, and the response starts with us.

Join us at the Regional CBO Summit in Houston, Texas to gain actionable tools, sharpen your skills, and connect with peers who are transforming HIV prevention 🌟

Workshop topics include:
🔹 Recruitment & Retention
🔹 AI & Everyday Technology for HIV Programs
🔹 Social Media to Drive Change
🔹 Social Marketing in HIV Prevention

✈️ FULL funding support is available for a select number of participants (registration, airfare & lodging included!).

👉 Apply now as spots are limited!

https://bit.ly/4mIj4QS

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05/20/2025

📍LIVE FROM ATLANTA |

PROCEED INC is on the ground at the 2025 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit in Atlanta — connecting with the HIV workforce, sharing lessons learned, and championing the work of testers, CHWs, case managers, and everyone on the frontlines of prevention. 💪🏽

We’re here representing NCTSTA, sharing how capacity building, trauma-informed care, and equity-driven systems can help HIV teams do what they do best — serve with purpose and impact. 💼❤️

From PrEP access to testing workflows, follow-ups to cultural humility — we’re learning, building, and growing with you.

📥 Want to work with us? Drop us a message. Let’s build capacity together.

04/14/2025

In honor of NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH WEEK, we want to remind you that Public health starts here, in the places we live, work, and play. From clean air and water to strong relationships and safe communities, public health is about creating a foundation for healthier lives. Join and . Visit www.NPHW.org.

03/28/2025

🌍💚 The impact of climate change goes beyond the environment it also affects our mental health. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and environmental uncertainty can lead to increased stress, anxiety, and even grief. But it’s important to remember, we are not powerless. 🌿

Acting for the planet can also be a way to take care of ourselves. Whether it's spending time in nature, reducing our carbon footprint, or connecting with others who share our commitment to sustainability, small steps can make a big difference for both the Earth and our well-being. 🌱💪

Visit www.epa.gov/climateimpacts to learn how your state or region is impacted by climate change.

03/24/2025

Anyone can get tuberculosis (TB), but people with weakened immune systems—such as those living with HIV—are at higher risk. HIV is a major risk factor for people with latent TB infection to develop active TB disease. That’s why testing and early treatment are essential. Providers—talk to your clients and patients about TB testing. Remember, Think. Test. Treat TB.

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/think-test-treat-tb/hcp/toolkit/key-messages.html

03/20/2025

Today marks National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. This day reminds us to continue working together to break the stigma surrounding HIV and ensure equitable healthcare access for Native people. Let’s support education, raise our voices, and push for stronger community-centered healthcare efforts that empower Native people to thrive. Learn more at www.nnhaad.org.

Image Source: https://nationaltoday.com/national-native-hiv-aids-awareness-day/

03/17/2025

Here are a few green-themed recipes to boost your wellness:
🥑 Green Smoothie: Blend spinach, avocado, banana, almond milk, and a little honey for a creamy, nutrient-packed drink.
🥗 Healthy Green Salad: Toss together kale, arugula, cucumber, avocado, and green apples with a lemon-olive oil dressing. Top with chia seeds for that extra boost!
🍏 Green Juice: Fresh celery, cucumber, green apple, and a squeeze of lime make the perfect refreshing detox!
💚 Let’s fuel up with the power of green! Share your own green recipes and tag us!

03/11/2025

Early detection and healthy habits can make all the difference in the fight against colorectal cancer.

Starting regular screenings at age 45, maintaining a balanced diet, staying active, and knowing your family history are simple steps that can lower your risk. 💙Let’s raise awareness and support one another in this important fight.

Find more information at https://www.cdc.gov/colorectal-cancer/

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Elizabeth, NJ
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Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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The National Center for Training, Support, and Technical Assistance (NCTSTA) has been providing capacity building assistance to organizations for over ten years. NCTSTA uses individual and group-level, science-based interventions to help organizations working with populations at high risk for HIV, STDs and substance abuse achieve greater effectiveness, increase productivity and improve delivery of services. To Request Capacity Building Assistance: - CBO directly funded by CDC may submit a request for technical assistance through the CBA Request Information System (CRIS) at http://wwwn.cba.gov/cris2009. PROCEED Inc. recommends organizations infrom their CDC Project Officer of all requests for CBA prior to entering them into the system. -CBO funded by the state or local health department must contact their health department representative in order to access CRIS and submit a CBA request on their behalf. -Organizations or programs not funded by CDC and health department may contact PROCEED, Inc.-NCTSTA directly by calling (908) 351-7727.