Running head: GRANT PROPOSAL 1 GRANT PROPOSAL 6 Grant Proposal Vibert Jacob South University Grant Writing and Contract Administration | MPA6105 S01 Faculty:  Elizabeth Dugan Cover letter The grant project that we would like to talk about is on HIV/AIDS prevention program which actually aims at empowering the community and also coming up with various preventive programs to deal with this killer virus in this target population. This is a very great problem majorly happening globally and targeting one community will give examples and spread this initiative to other communities and non-governmental institutions to help the locals deal with this disease. It will involve the needs statement to discuss the community problem and also have the time to address data that really supports the problem. The mission statement has to be stated clearly and make sure that the community needs are provided for this project to be successful (Tornquist & Funk, 1990). In the grant proposal, the goal statement and the objectives that relate to the identified problem have to be laid in place and also the program goal has to be attained. The methods to organize the preventive strategies to make the budget will actually determine how the funders will embrace this project and make initiatives to support it. This project will actually relate to the funder’s priorities and be a very successful initiative to do. The methods have to be well defined in order to be successful (Tornquist & Funk, 1990). The Needs Statement One of the community problems that my organization would really want to talk about in our program is all about the HIV/AIDS prevention program. As a grant proposal writer for my non-governmental organization, it is very much evident that this menace is a great problem and it actually affects almost all the populations globally. For this community based organization, I would like to apply for a HIV funding program. This community problem affects many people and leaves many orphans who do not have the opportunity to enjoy their parental care and also have the chance and funding to go to school. This problem actually exists in this community and my organization would like to fund all the preventive programs which have to be strategically laid in place in order to curb this problem. The non-profit program that will address the community need has to lay down all processes and strategies to deal with this problem and also be in a position to provide incentives and drugs to help manage this situation. The target population is the adults who have to be taught on the ways to prevent this killer disease. The prevention program has to provide information and technical assistance to local governments and local people and therefore it is very much necessary to release a request for proposals which will benefit all the community (Magolda, 1999). We have to create enough time for preparing the proposals and consider whether the grant is right for this non-.

1. Running head: GRANT PROPOSAL 1
GRANT PROPOSAL 6
Grant Proposal
Vibert Jacob
South University
Grant Writing and Contract Administration | MPA6105 S01
Faculty: Elizabeth Dugan
Cover letter
The grant project that we would like to talk about is on
HIV/AIDS prevention program which actually aims at
empowering the community and also coming up with various
preventive programs to deal with this killer virus in this target
population. This is a very great problem majorly happening
globally and targeting one community will give examples and
spread this initiative to other communities and non-
governmental institutions to help the locals deal with this
disease. It will involve the needs statement to discuss the
community problem and also have the time to address data that
really supports the problem. The mission statement has to be
stated clearly and make sure that the community needs are

2. provided for this project to be successful (Tornquist & Funk,
1990).
In the grant proposal, the goal statement and the objectives that
relate to the identified problem have to be laid in place and also
the program goal has to be attained. The methods to organize
the preventive strategies to make the budget will actually
determine how the funders will embrace this project and make
initiatives to support it. This project will actually relate to the
funder’s priorities and be a very successful initiative to do. The
methods have to be well defined in order to be successful
(Tornquist & Funk, 1990).
The Needs Statement
One of the community problems that my organization would
really want to talk about in our program is all about the
HIV/AIDS prevention program. As a grant proposal writer for
my non-governmental organization, it is very much evident that
this menace is a great problem and it actually affects almost all
the populations globally. For this community based
organization, I would like to apply for a HIV funding program.
This community problem affects many people and leaves many
orphans who do not have the opportunity to enjoy their parental
care and also have the chance and funding to go to school. This
problem actually exists in this community and my organization
would like to fund all the preventive programs which have to be
strategically laid in place in order to curb this problem.
The non-profit program that will address the community need
has to lay down all processes and strategies to deal with this
problem and also be in a position to provide incentives and
drugs to help manage this situation. The target population is
the adults who have to be taught on the ways to prevent this
killer disease. The prevention program has to provide
information and technical assistance to local governments and
local people and therefore it is very much necessary to release a
request for proposals which will benefit all the community
(Magolda, 1999).
We have to create enough time for preparing the proposals and

3. consider whether the grant is right for this non-governmental
organization and also look at how this particular organization
has the capacity to administer the funds that it is applying for.
We also have to collaborate with other organizations and write a
letter of intent that describes the project and gives potential
funders the opportunity to decide whether they are interested
enough in a project to request the full proposal (Gerin,
Kapelewski, Itinger & Spruill, 2010).
Goal statement and objectives
The goal statement of this project is to develop HIV/AIDs
prevention programs to deal with this killer disease and also to
inform the community on the various prevention strategies
which actually deal with this. The objectives which are
designed to attain the program goal are to create a HIV free
society and to promote good health in the community. This
program is designed to help the locals have a healthier living
and also get involved community programs that promote health.
The target population is believed to be all people living in the
community and also we anticipate decreasing if not to totally
eradicate this killer disease. As the non-governmental
organization, we have to make sure that all these programs are
met and the progress made towards achieving these goals has to
be very much successful (Holbrook, 2010).
In this project, this organization has to make sure that each
objective is met and that all he programs are laid in place to
actually deal with this. Creating a HIV society will be very
much successful for fulfilling these activities and then it would
also be possible after all to promote good health in the
community. All these objectives have to be met in order to have
a very much successful initiative. The activities which will be
conducted include coming up with initiative and groups that
teach the community and using the statistics to demonstrate HIV
risk. We also have to determine the demonstrating risk when
limited data exist on the target population.
When writing the proposal grant, we will have to look at what
funders look for in the problems and a proposed program will

4. have to address a real and compelling need. This program has to
make some big difference to the community and we have to
make sure that this program targets a population that is
demonstrably at higher risk of HIV/AIDS. Having a clearly
defined target population and having a clear understanding of
the risk behaviors ad the needs of the target population. My
goals relate to the needs of the community hence the objectives
of this community-based organization will be very much
successful (Holbrook, 2010).
Annual budget
HIV/AIDS Funding
Income
Foundation grant
500,000
Expenses
Salaries and wages
50,000
Health insurance benefits
1,500
Personnel advertising
300
Professional Contract Services
Donated services
200,000
Supplies
Office supplies
40,000
Donated supplies
60,000

5. Facility Costs
utilities
4,000
telephone
5,000
TOTAL COSTS
This particular budget will help fund the project in this
community to actually develop the preventive programs to deal
with HIV/AIDS and also have access to some facilities which
will promote the good health in this community. Most non-
governmental organizations have been very much successful in
meeting all the community needs by funding them in all things
(Fisher & Fisher, 1992).
References
Fisher, J. D., & Fisher, W. A. (1992). Changing AIDS-risk
behavior. Psychological bulletin, 111(3), 455.
Gerin, W., Kapelewski, C., Itinger, J. B., & Spruill, T. (2010).
Writing the NIH Grant Proposal: A Step-by-Step Guide: A Step-
by-Step Guide. Sage.
Holbrook, J. B. (2010). The use of societal impacts
considerations in grant proposal peer review: A comparison of
five models. Technology & Innovation, 12(3), 213-224.
Magolda, M. B. B. (1999). Creating contexts for learning and
self-authorship: Constructive-developmental pedagogy.
Vanderbilt University Press.
Tornquist, E. M., & Funk, S. G. (1990). How to write a research
grant proposal. Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship,
22(1), 44-51.