BHIVA is a UK professional association that primarily supports HIV clinicians and researchers rather than broad charitable grantmaking. Its funding is tightly focused on improving HIV care through education, training, research, implementation science, and international knowledge exchange, especially partnerships that connect UK expertise with colleagues in low- and middle-income countries. The organization also backs professional development opportunities such as conference bursaries and research awards that strengthen clinical practice and service delivery for people living with and affected by HIV.
Program-specific and often competitive, with awards and bursaries administered through BHIVA or supported by corporate partners such as Gilead, MSD, and ViiV. Grants are generally modest to mid-sized rather than large institutional awards, with some fellowships and scholarships capped around £2,000-£10,000, and international exchange funding tied to defined education/training activities.
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Monitor BHIVA’s program announcements closely and apply through the specific fellowship, scholarship, or research-award call rather than a general grant portal. Proposals should clearly link to improved HIV care, training, implementation, or prevention outcomes, and international exchange applications should emphasize education, capacity building, and formal partnerships with LMIC institutions.
Current and upcoming funding from British Hiv Association that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects that impact clinical care, management, health and wellbeing of people living with HIV and on prevention of HIV transmission. Applicants expected to be aligned with BHIVA priorities; see guidance for full eligibility.
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