Public Health Network NASTAD is a mid-sized non-profit association representing public health officials across the U.S. This positions them as a strategic partner for funding opportunities, program implementation, and policy advocacy initiatives in HIV, hepatitis, and intersecting epidemics.

Multi-Program Reach With seven specialized programmatic teams (Health Care Access, Health Systems Integration, Policy & Legislative Affairs, Hepatitis, Prevention, Health Equity, Drug User Health), there are cross-cutting opportunities to offer tools, trainings, and technical assistance across multiple public health domains and funding lines.

Large Revenue Scale Reported revenue of up to 250M suggests substantial program grants and contract opportunities. Targeted proposals around surveillance, data analytics, capacity building, and digital health tools could align with their grantmaking and advocacy activities.

Strategic Partnerships Active collaboration history with academic, tech, and grassroots organizations (HepVu, TakeMeHome, SSP funding, self-testing initiatives) indicates receptivity to co-sponsorships, technology pilots, and community-based distribution programs.

Digital and Data Orientation Tech stack includes data, analytics, and experience tools (Google Tag Manager, Varnish, PWA, Open Graph, Excel/Office). This suggests opportunity to propose data management platforms, dashboards, training, and digital outreach solutions that enhance surveillance, reporting, and engagement.