JSI has significant experience developing material and layout designs for dynamic websites designed to reach target audiences to change behavior, disseminate tools and trainings based on JSI research, and highlight program accomplishments. All of our web development, design, and implementation work is done by a skilled staff of specialists from our information technology, corporate communications, and graphic design groups. JSI has the capability to create web-enabled material from scratch, convert existing material from paper or conventional electronic formats to web-enabled formats and host it on our web site, or post it to any other standard web site.

This section features project websites, sites that JSI has developed, as well as those we support for clients.

	AIDS.gov aids.gov JSI is assisting the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy to implement the Leadership Campaign on AIDS. The goal of this national campaign is to educate, motivate, and mobilize local and national leaders in the responses to HIV and AIDS. The AIDS.gov website provides a multitude of resources and information on HIV and AIDS, including blogs, podcasts, and webcasts.
	AIDSTAR-One aidstar-one.com The AIDS Support and Technical Assistance Resources, Task Order 1 (AIDSTAR-One), is USAID's global HIV/AIDS project that provides technical assistance services to the Office of HIV/AIDS and USG country teams in PEPFAR non-focus countries in knowledge management, technical leadership, program sustainability, strategic planning and program implementation support.
	Bangladesh Urban Family Health Partnership (UFHP) ufhp.jsi.com USAID's National Integrated Population and Health Program (NIPHP) was designed to reduce fertility and improve health. JSI, through the Urban Family Health Partnership (UFHP) project, worked under the aegis of NIPHP to deliver an essential package of health services through a network of 24 NGOs in urban areas throughout the country.
	Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival (BASICS III) www.basics.org BASICS—Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival—was a long-term initiative funded by USAID over three project cycles between 1994 and 2009 that helped scale-up the use of proven effective nutrition and health interventions for newborns and children in developing countries. The website features information on the key child survival areas BASICS addressed, publications, and tools that are of use to anyone implementing child health programs around the world.
	CAPACITY (Central Asian Program on AIDS Control and Intervention Targeting Youth and High-Risk Groups) www.capacityproject.info The CAPACITY Project builds the Central Asian technical capacity to launch large-scale and urgent responses to HIV and AIDS, and develops indigenous institutions and networks that can develop and manage the comprehensive HIV control programs.
	CDC HIV Prevention Capacity Building Assistance Program proyectoideas.jsi.com The HIV Prevention Capacity Building Assistance Program website provides technical updates and information on events as well as resources for CDC directly funded community-based organizations (CBOs), health departments and (health department-funded) CBOs that address the HIV prevention needs of Latinos in the United States.
	Central Asia Quality Health Project (ZdravPlus II Project) www.zplus.kz The ZdravPlus Project website provides resources to help the governments of Central Asia improve the financial sustainability, efficiency, and quality of their health care while preserving equitable access. The ZdravPlus Quality Public Health and Primary Health Care in Central Asia Project is funded by USAID, and operates in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. John Snow, Inc. is a subcontractor to Abt Associates.
	Community Health Institute www.nhchi.org JSI's office in New Hampshire, the Community Health Institute (CHI), is committed to improving the health and well-being of people and communities in Northern New England. JSI/CHI strives to assure optimal conditions to support people in their pursuit of healthier lives. We work with public and private sector clients to build capacity to carry out health and improvement initiatives designed to meet community needs.
	dataCHATT datachatt.jsi.com dataCHATT is a training and technical assistance service to help Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantees improve collection, quality, reporting and utilization of their Ryan White data. Through dataCHATT, JSI provides support to HRSA's HIV/AIDS Bureau and its grantees through distance learning, on-site TA and training, and electronic and written materials.
	Ethiopia Essential Services for Health (ESHE) Project www.eshe.org.et The ESHE project is an integrated program of child survival interventions and health sector reform designed to improve family health. Funded by USAID from 1999-2008, ESHE worked in collaboration with health offices at all levels to reduce child deaths and strengthen the health system. The website includes survey data, training materials, reports, and stories of project successes.
	Family Planning Training Centers, U.S. Region I www.famplan.org JSI manages the Title X Family Planning Center for the DHHS Office of Population Affairs, Region I—New England area. The website provides a central location for training information and registration for both live and online family planning trainings in Region I. It also enables reproductive health providers and organizations to quickly and easily find resources to help them continuously improve their client services. The site also includes training and resource materials.
	Family Planning Training Center, U.S. Region VIII region8familyplanning.org The Region VIII Title X Family Planning Training Center website provides information about what is happening in the family planning and women's health care fields, both within Region VIII—the six-state Rocky Mountain area—and across the nation. The site also makes tools and other resources available for Title X grantees.
	HAART to HEART haarttoheart.jsi.com JSI, in collaboration with Dimock Community Health Center (DCHC) and Cambridge Health Alliance—under the Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) initiative—is evaluating means of improving HIV medication adherence. Many of the adherence training and education materials used in the HAART to HEART program are contained in this site as is general information used to educate about HIV and AIDS.
	Healthy Women in Georgia www.jsi.ge/eng/ The Healthy Women in Georgia (HWG) Program website provides information on its program as well as evidence-based, women-friendly and client-focused family planning, reproductive health and safe delivery information for women.
	IMMUNIZATIONbasics immunizationbasics.jsi.com IMMUNIZATIONbasics aims to increase the ability of governments and collaborating organizations to deliver quality routine immunization services. The website features descriptions of country activities and priorities as well as global resources on key immunization issues and policies, including immunization financing.
	Infertility Prevention Project, U.S. Region I ipp.jsi.com JSI coordinates infrastructure activities in Region I (New England) for a national infertility prevention program funded by the CDC that provides routine screening and treatment services for Chlamydia trachomatis infection. The website provides facts on Chlamydia and information on testing, as well as training information and resources.
	Infertility Prevention Project, U.S. Region VIII www.region8ipp.com JSI coordinates infrastructure activities in Region VIII, the Rocky Mountain area, for a national infertility prevention program funded by the CDC. The project works to control sexually transmitted disease-related infertility through collaborative efforts of STD and family planning providers, and other health care providers throughout the region.The website provides information about projects, activities, and events revolving around infertility prevention in Region VIII and across the country.
	International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE) iseepi.org The International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE) provides a forum for environmental epidemiologists and other scientists worldwide for the discussion of problems unique to the study of health and the environment. The Society website, maintained by the ISEE Secretariat at JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. since 1999, provides information for ISEE members and non-members on ISEE-sponsored conferences, programs, and projects, leadership, membership, job and event announcements, and other information and links of relevance to members.
	MCH TASC - The Maternal and Child Health Technical Assistance and Support Contract www.tascteam.com The technical assistance services contract provides USAID Missions worldwide with an efficient, easily accessible mechanism for gaining access to JSI's technical assistance capabilities in areas such as reproductive health, family planning, women's health, and child health. Activities under JSI's TASC included projects in Albania, Cambodia, Eritrea, the Dominican Republic, Morocco, Romania, Russia, and South Africa.
	MEASURE Evaluation Project www.cpc.unc.edu/measure MEASURE Evaluation develops and applies methods for monitoring and evaluation for population, health, and nutrition projects. MEASURE works with developing country programs, USAID, and other international donor agencies to: improve performance monitoring systems, identify indicators and test their measurement, develop and apply methods for evaluating interventions, and increase capacity for monitoring and evaluation through technical assistance and training.
	MTCT-Plus Implementation and Quality Assistance (IQA) Project www.MTCTPLUS.org Under a subcontract with Columbia University, JSI provided site-monitoring services for the MTCT-Plus Initiative, an innovative family-centered program, built on prevention of mother-to-child transmission (pMTCT) efforts by providing comprehensive HIV primary care (and anti-retroviral therapy when indicated) for HIV-infected mothers, infants, and other household members. The website features clinical support tools and other resources.
	Making Medical Injections Safer (MMIS) mmis.jsi.com The Making Medical Injections Safer (MMIS) project is working to establish an environment where patients, health care workers, and the community are better protected from the medical transmission of HIV and other bloodborne pathogens. Funded by both the CDC and USAID, the five-year MMIS project website includes specific country information, technical approaches, and other resources.
	New England Training Center for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention netcapp.jsi.com The New England Training Center for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention (NETCAPP), funded by the CDC, assists local, state, and regional organizations to strengthen their capacity to reduce unintended teen pregnancy, STIs, and HIV infection. The website serves as a central location for those looking for information and tools about selecting, implementing, and evaluating science-based approaches to teen pregnancy and HIV and STI prevention.
	Nepal Family Health Program (NFHP) nfhp.jsi.com/ Under the USAID-funded Nepal Family Health Program (NFHP), JSI and its partners have been assisting the Ministry of Health through a five-year program in strengthening the most peripheral level MCH/FP services. The website includes national health strategies and standards, assessment reports and tools.
	Pakistan Initiative for Mothers and Newborns (PAIMAN) www.paiman.org.pk PAIMAN is a five-year, USAID-funded project that is building the capacity of the existing health system and fostering a community-based approach to ensure a continuum of care for mothers and newborns. The project is creating an environment of increased awareness and informed decisionmaking across all levels of the health systems. The website contains resources, including publications, a music video, newsletters, and project success stories.
	Quitworks www.quitworks.org QuitWorks is a free, evidence-based stop-smoking service developed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, in collaboration with all major health plans in Massachusetts, with assistance from JSI Research & Training Institute. When launched in 2002, QuitWorks was a first-of-its-kind tobacco cessation service for all Massachusetts residents. QuitWorks is a universally endorsed program for use by any Massachusetts provider with any patient, regardless of health insurance status. The QuitWorks website provides guides for providers in different settings, patient enrollment forms as well as tools for working with smokers.
	Quitworks-New Hampshire quitworksnh.org The QuitWorks-NH website links the New Hampshire Tobacco Prevention and Control Program (TPCP), the NH Medicaid staff, state insurance providers, and physicians into a public health and health plan collaborative providing proactive tobacco cessation materials for all NH providers working with tobacco users regardless of health insurance status. The QuitWorks site includes patient enrollment forms, as well as guides and tools.
	QuitWorks-Rhode Island www.quitworksri.org QuitWorks-RI is a free, evidence-based stop-smoking service sponsored by the Rhode Island Department of Health. The project's aim is to implement a fax referral quit smoking system, modeled on the Massachusetts QuitWorks Program, in the Rhode Island healthcare system. The QuitWorks website provides guides for providers in different settings, patient enrollment forms as well as tools for working with smokers.
	RHInterchange, Improved RH Supplies Management for Greater Contraceptive Security: Creation of a Community of Practice rhi.rhsupplies.org Operated by JSI, the RHInterchange is a website for coordination of contraceptive orders and shipments. RHInterchange responds to the supplies community's need for information for decisionmaking, advocacy, and coordination around RH supplies issues. The first and only site of its kind, the RHInterchange is an easily-accessible, live source of harmonized global information on inbound contraceptive supplies. It consolidates data on $1 billion worth of shipments from all major donors to countries around the world. JSI created and currently operates the RHInterchange, on behalf of a subgroup of the RH Supplies Coalition.
	Reproductive Health Response in Conflict Consortium www.rhrc.org The Reproductive Health Response in Conflict Consortium (RHRC) is committed to promoting comprehensive reproductive health services for all refugee and displaced women, men and adolescents. The consortium works in a number of areas, including service provision; advocacy; design, monitoring and evaluation; research; training; assessment; and documentation and dissemination.
	Reproductive Health, Access and Information Services in Emergencies (RAISE) Initiative www.raiseinitiative.org The Reproductive Health Access, Information and Services in Emergencies (RAISE) Initiative is catalyzing change in how reproductive health is addressed by all sectors involved in emergency response. JSI Research & Training Institute is a RAISE Initiative advocacy partner. The RAISE website features program highlights as well as links to articles, tools and other resources that facilitate support for comprehensive RH care in emergency situations.
	Romanian Family Health Initiative romania.jsi.com The Romanian Family Health Initiative (RFHI) worked from 2002-2007 to increase access to and use of reproductive health services across Romania, and to expand the availability of these services at the primary health care level. The website includes national strategies, training materials and tools for capacity building to improve the effectiveness of family planning, prenatal and postpartum care, breast and cervical cancer, HIV and STI prevention, and domestic violence services for underserved populations.
	Russia Maternal and Child Health Initiative www.jsi.ru JSI implemented the Russia Maternal and Child Initiative (MCHI) from 2003- 2007. Funded by USAID, helping to reform policies and building the capacity to institutionalize internationally-recognized, evidence-based client-centered, maternal and child health standards and practices. Manuals and guidelines available on the website address issues including antenatal care, family-centered maternity care, exclusive breastfeeding, family planning counseling and services, and prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Available in Russian and English
	Sudan Health Transformation Project (SHTP) sudan.jsi.com The Sudan Health Transformation Project works to increase access to and utilization of health, water, and sanitation services to improve the well being of children, mothers and families. At this time, the website is primarily used for project support and solicitations for various aspects if the project.
	Supply Chain Management System (SCMS) www.scms.pfscm.org The SCMS project provides global procurement and distribution for essential HIV & AIDS medicines and supplies needed to provide care and treatment of people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS. The SCMS Resource Center makes resources available on a range of supply chain issues, including forecasting, procurement, and distribution. SCMS offers one-stop shopping for HIV/AIDS supplies and supply related services for use by programs funded by PEPFAR.
	The Tobacco and Literacy Education Project tobaccoliteracy.jsi.com This website was developed by JSI Research & Training Institute in collaboration with adult education programs in New Hampshire and makes available a series of tobacco education lessons for adult learners in ABE and GED programs. The project's goal was to bring accurate and compelling information on tobacco use health effects and smoking cessation resources to a young adult population with both high rates of tobacco use and low levels of tobacco knowledge, through a channel not traditionally utilized by tobacco educators. The site contains three health literacy lessons designed for ABE/GED instruction which provide compelling information about the hazards of tobacco use while teaching basic literacy skills. Each lesson comes complete with lesson overview, multiple learning activities, teacher notes and answer key.
	USAID | DELIVER PROJECT deliver.jsi.com The USAID | DELIVER PROJECT, implemented by John Snow Inc., designs, develops, strengthens, and, upon request, operates safe, sustainable, and reliable supply systems that provide a range of affordable, quality essential health commodities. The USAID | DELIVER PROJECT website contains real-time information about shipments of health supplies—contraceptives, personal protective equipment for avian influenza control, and antimalarial medicines—that the project procures on behalf of USAID or are procured by USAID's central commodity procurement system. The website features information about the commodity security status of USAID-supported countries, reference materials on commodity security and logistics, and links to other sources of information.
	Uganda AIDS/HIV Integrated Model District Programme (AIM) aim.jsi.com From 2001 to 2006, the Uganda AIDS/HIV Integrated Model District Programme (AIM) assisted Ugandans to strengthen district structures and services. Funded by USAID, the five year effort was one of the largest and most diverse HIV technical assistance programs of its kind in Africa. The website features tools and resources, including manuals and toolkits on HIV counseling and testing, the management of opportunistic infections and implementation of TB/HIV collaborative activities among many others.
	Uganda Program for Human and Holistic Development (UPHOLD) uphold.jsi.com UPHOLD is an integrated social services program designed to increase the utilization, quality, and sustainability of education, health, and HIV and AIDS services in 28 districts, covering approximately 42% of the country's population. The website features tools and resources including technical reports on key program areas.
	Ukraine Maternal and Infant Health Project II www.mihp.com.ua Through the Ukraine Maternal and Infant Health Project (MIHP), JSI is improving women's reproductive and newborn health and increasing public awareness of healthy behaviors. Through the USAID-funded project, JSI is helping to develop family-friendly delivery rooms, reduce practices such as amniotomies and episiotomies, and increase opportunities for women to labor in a free position during delivery, immediate breastfeeding, and the rooming-in of mothers and newborns. In Russian and English.