Grant Program	Goal	Contact	Funding
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System	To establish a surveillance system to report trends in such health indicators as infant mortality and heart disease.	John Davies-Cole (202) 442-9138	$238,075
Breast and Cervical Cancer Program	To continue a comprehensive breast and cervical cancer early-detection program, including screening and follow-up, among all women in the District.	Monica Villalta (202) 442-5903	$1.6 million
Comprehensive Cancer Control Program	To develop a comprehensive control program for the District of Columbia.	Emmanuel Nwokolo (202) 442-9139	$150,000
Cardiovascular Health Program	To assess and build unified and effective approaches to preventing, controlling and limiting the morbidity and mortality associated with cardiovascular diseases in the District of Columbia.	Vance Farrow (202) 442-5891	$329,000
Cancer Registry Program	To enhance the District's Cancer Registry, tracking the incidence of cancer in the District of Columbia.	Aaron Adade (202) 442-5910	$426,962
Cancer Surveillance Research with Data Enhancement & Utilization	To examine the striking cancer survival differentials between the United States and selected Western European countries, and to examine the patterns of care among U.S. residents. An ancillary purpose of the study is to perform linkages of the D.C. Cancer Registry with the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program for enhancing the quality and accuracy of information contained in the two separate databases.	John Davies-Cole (202) 442-9138	$316,751
Disabilities Prevention Capacity	To determine the extent of disabilities in the District and develop strategies to reduce them.	Sherry Billings (202) 442-9147	0 - N/A
Immunization Program	To continue a comprehensive program of screening and vaccination.	Rose McLauren (202) 576-6418	$1.4 million
Preventive Health Services Block Grant	Promote good health and beneficial health practices, reduce morbidity and mortality resulting from major preventable hazards and diseases and promote a sound, healthy environment for District of Columbia residents and visitors.	Carolyn Bothuel (202) 442-9142	$1 million
Refugee Preventive Health Services Program	To provide preventive health services to refugees who meet certain eligibility requirements.	Tran Vu (202) 442-9373	$50,000
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Prevention Program	To reduce and prevent cases and complications of sexually transmitted diseases through surveillance, screening, treatment, and follow-up.	John Heath (202) 727-9853	$60,000
State Based Diabetes Prevention Control Program	To study diabetes-related problems, develop new strategies for diabetes prevention, increase awareness of diabetes prevention and control, and improve access to quality diabetes care.	Jim Copeland (202) 442-5902	$250,000
Tobacco Prevention and Control Capacity Building Program	To develop an effective tobacco control program.	Denise Grant (202) 442-9185	$610,157
Tuberculosis Control Program	To complement the District's efforts to prevent, control, and eventually eliminate TB within the District of Columbia.	Darryl Hardge (202) 698-4036	$994,292
Traumatic Brain Injury Post Demonstration	To expand the current delivery system to assure that children, youth, young adults with Traumatic Brain Injury have access to appropriate and acceptable supports and services within the District of Columbia.	Sherry Billings (202) 442-9147	$100,000
Violence Against Women Planning	To investigate approaches that support protective seeking behaviors around violence against women issues and to identity issues relative to violence against women in diverse populations.	Sherry Billings (202) 442-9147	$50,000