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Title: First AIDS Kit
Location:
Global
Categories: Health
Globalization
Education
Status:
In Progress
Timeline:
January 1 00 to January 1 00
Description:
As HIV expands from epidemic to pandemic, the world seeks a solution to put a stop on the meteoric rise of medical afflictions. Such is the alarming permeation of the said disease that a group of concerned youths created First AIDS Kit (a project that aims to create awareness and prevent HIV/AIDS infection among youths) in response to this threat. It may not be enough to help the entire world, but at least it may help a part of it. There may be no solution for its healing, but there is a solution for its spreading. During 2008, about 2.7 million people around the world got infected with HIV; at the same year, around 2 million people died of AIDS. To help prevent this in three target locations in Malaysia, First AIDS Kit has one simple solution: peer education. By helping each other learn about HIV, We will prevent further spreading of the aforementioned affliction by building behavior change competence among youths, the stakeholders of the future.
Background:
Purpose
Empowering vulnerable and at-risk youth as role models of behavior change and channels of HIV/AIDS information through peer education.
Mission
Developing behavior change communicators among most-at-risk and vulnerable young people and through peer education help them make informed decisions to shape their own response that address their risk to HIV/AIDS
Vision
Empowered youths making a difference through delivering HIV/AIDS information and services, reducing their risks and being role models of positive behavior, sustaining their local response through peer education.
Objectives:
Political Advocacy
Objective 1.0:
By November 2010, a youth lobbying session with AIDS Council has been held and project has been recognized legalized and approved at Council
Capacity Builidng
Objective 2.1:
By January 2011, 40 youth volunteers has been capacitated and completed the 5-day voluntary counseling and testing and 5-day peer education training for 100 at-risk youth at 3 targeted sites
Objective 2.2:
By December 2010, referral systems has been set in place for STI screening and voluntary counseling and testing together with youth volunteers and hospitals/clinics
Objective 2.3:
By January 2011, IEC materials on basic and functional HIV and AIDS information and HIV testing has been developed to the needs of at-risk and vulnerable youth appropriate to their age, culture and sex
Social Mobilization
Objective 3.1:
a) From February April 2011, 40 trained youth volunteers has been mobilize to do outreach for IEC distribution in high-risk communities
b) Youth HIV Champions to volunteer in awareness event in public places
Empowerment
Objective 4:
From February April 2011, 100 trained peer educators are empowered to reach at least 4 peers per week for peer education and referrals for voluntary counseling and testing
Service Delivery
Objective 5:
a) From March 2011 and beyond, urban clinics/hospitals offer testing to referred youth who wish to avail the service
b) Awareness events held on International AIDS Day (1 December) and International AIDS Candlelight Memorial Day (19 May) to reach out to general population
Milestones:
For Political Advocacy
Project proposal
Endorsement letter
For Capacity Building
TIG Project Page
Project Website
Fundraising Plan
Project Proposal
Contract Agreement
Training Program
Toolkits/Materials
Confirmation of project location
Reports/Data
For Social Mobilization
Volunteers
Schedule Plan for Volunteers
Draft Referral Systems
Reports from Peer Educators
Stock Check
Self assesment forms
Personal Profile Sheet
Attendance
Workshops
Information/Materials
For Service Delivery
Feedback/Survey in Campaigns
Event Programs for Campaign Days
Funding from Corporates
Quantitive and Qualitive Analysis
Evaluation
Needs:
Needed Resources
HIV screening kits
Peer education kit
Logistics costs (rent, refreshments, accommodations)
Activities/Events/Campaign materials
Maintenance costs
Publicity costs (brochures, webpage)
Travel
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