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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.

03/06/2026

Thank you to all attendees who joined us for the Sexual Health Promotion through Syndemic Service Integration CBO Summit. We would especially like to thank our fellow community-based organizations, UR-CCP, and our esteemed speakers.

Over the course of this summit, attendees engaged in meaningful dialogue, explored strategies to strengthen integrated service delivery, and reinforced our shared commitment to advancing HIV prevention efforts.

Share your favorite moment from the summit in the comments below, and stay connected for announcements about upcoming events!

03/03/2026

Reminder to everyone registered, join us TOMORROW for our March 4-5 for “Sexual Health Promotion through Syndemic Service Integration" CBO Summit in New Brunswick, NJ, in partnership with the UR-CCP.

This summit will focus on strengthening capacity building through integrated and informed approaches to sexual health & HIV prevention services. Sessions are designed to support CBOs in enhancing service delivery, improving client outcomes, and adapting to an evolving public health landscape.

Registration for this event is now closed.

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02/25/2026

⏰ TODAY is your LAST chance to register!

The countdown is on for our “Sexual Health Promotion through Syndemic Service Integration” CBO Summit” — and registration closes at midnight.

Join us in New Brunswick, NJ for a powerful in-person training designed to help you:

✨ Strengthen service integration

✨ Improve program efficiency

✨ Achieve stronger, measurable outcomes

This is your opportunity to connect with prevention experts, strengthen collaboration, and advance health equity in your community.

Don’t wait — once registration closes, it’s closed.

🔗 Secure your spot now: https://tinyurl.com/yc53h759

02/10/2026

⏰ 2 days left to register for the Targeted Recruitment and Retention Strategies for HIV Prevention Services Webinar!

HIV Prevention staff will gain actionable, CDC-supported Evidence-based HIV Prevention interventions and public health strategies.

⌛Spots are filling quickly! Register Now: https://tinyurl.com/45va55m2

02/06/2026

Registration is still open for our Feb. 12 Webinar!
Join us next Thursday to explore targeted recruitment and retention strategies for HIV prevention services! Link: https://tinyurl.com/4ytrjmfp

Register while spots are still available to join this Feb. 12 webinar on strengthening recruitment and retention in HIV prevention services. Attend the session and walk away with actionable strategies.

02/03/2026

Join us on Feb. 12 for our Webinar on “Targeted Recruitment and Retention Strategies for HIV Prevention Services.” Learn more and sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/5c8crzha

01/28/2026

Our January Project REACH Newsletter is now available! Access here: https://conta.cc/4pO3CE3

Subscribe to receive future Project REACH newsletters with updates, announcements, and opportunities for HIV prevention service providers. Our newsletter provides timely information to support programs and services. Sign up to stay connected.

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01/11/2026

January 11th is

Human trafficking increases risk for HIV due to sexual violence, limited autonomy, and restricted access to health care. These conditions are especially prevalent in situations of sexual exploitation, which disproportionately affect women and girls. According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, women and girls represent approximately 60 percent of detected trafficking victims globally (UNODC, 2023).

Recognizing human trafficking as a structural driver of HIV risk supports more effective prevention, testing, treatment, and linkage-to-care efforts across public health and service systems.

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

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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.