NIH Grants
Health Promotion among Homeless Women at Risk for AIDS
Published in Women's Health Weekly, August 19th, 1996
Amount: $618,496 per year. Grant Expires: 3 Fiscal Years. Project Number: 5 R01 MH52029-02. Principal Investigator: Adeline M. Nyamathi. Performing Organization: University of California Los Angeles. Abstract: Description (Adapted from Applicant's Abstract): "The goal of the proposed research is to enhance health status among homeless women by conducting a 2-year longitudinal quasi-experimental study designed to assess the effectiveness of a Peer Mentored Program and a Case Managed Program on subjective and objective measures of risky behaviors, health protecting behaviors, and health outcome of 648 African-American, Latino, and...
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