Verified Document

Project Planning: HIV / AIDS Term Paper

Project Objectives

The program will enable parents to communicate with their child about a crucial health issue -- responsible sexual behavior and HIV / AIDS infection.

The program will bring about awareness to both parent and child, as members of the community, about the prevalence of HIV / AIDS infection and other forms of abuses/illnesses linked with it.

The program will enable participants to internalize the issue through more specific examples/cases, like those illustrated in juvenile literature (read to the participants).

Content Outline & Implementation

Introduction

Conversational interview of participants about responsible sexual behavior & HIV / AIDS prevention

Discussion of Healthy People 2010 statistics and trends about responsible sexual behavior & HIV / AIDS prevention

Summary discussion about the statistical information cited

Case Analysis & Group Discussion

Presentation of a literary work per pair (will be used as the program's series of case studies)

Discussion of participants' interpretation of the literary work in relation to responsible sexual behavior & HIV / AIDS prevention

Provision of guidelines -- implementation of responsible sexual behavior & HIV / AIDS prevention

Conclusion- Creation of an action plan by each participant, defining their short-term and long-term goals and actions to fully implement the learnings gathered from the program.

Significance of the Project

The project will benefit the target demographic on the issue of HIV / AIDS infection and responsible sexual behavior, allowing them to become more aware, informed, and to take an active role in contributing to the improvement of their family's and community's sexual and reproductive health. On a larger scale, this program, if implemented effectively to induce people to take action and lead a healthy sexual life and behavior among...

Through the juvenile literature/case studies, the planner will be allowed to discuss these health concerns intensively and interactively with the participants.
Evaluation Methods

The group discussion conducted by the planner will be assessed in terms of how the parent/s effectively communicate/s with the child-student, and conversely, how well the former receives and reacts to what was communicated by the parent/s and planner. Central to this program, however, is the kind of interpretation/s that will be developed by the participants as they are exposed to the case studies/juvenile literature. These interpretations will be grouped in terms of their prevalent/dominant themes, collated to create a general picture of how the health issues are perceived and understood by the participants. These interpretations and themes will then be used to create effective action standards to make the program implementation more relevant and significant to the participants (members of the targeted demographics of the project).

Bibliography

Ben-zur, H. (2003). "Peer risk behavior and denial of HIV / AIDS among adolescents." Sex Education, Vol. 3, Issue 1.

Kurtz, S. (2005). "Sexual risks and concerns about AIDS among adolescents in Anguilla." AIDS Care, Supplement 1, Vol. 17.

Prater, M. (2001). "Using Juvenile literature about HIV / AIDS." Teaching Exceptional Children, Vol. 33, Issue 6.

US Department of Health and Human Services. (2000). "Healthy People 2010."

Sources used in this document:
Bibliography

Ben-zur, H. (2003). "Peer risk behavior and denial of HIV / AIDS among adolescents." Sex Education, Vol. 3, Issue 1.

Kurtz, S. (2005). "Sexual risks and concerns about AIDS among adolescents in Anguilla." AIDS Care, Supplement 1, Vol. 17.

Prater, M. (2001). "Using Juvenile literature about HIV / AIDS." Teaching Exceptional Children, Vol. 33, Issue 6.

US Department of Health and Human Services. (2000). "Healthy People 2010."
Cite this Document:
Copy Bibliography Citation

Related Documents

Project Management Activities Project Planning We Have
Words: 1285 Length: 4 Document Type: Essay

Project Management Activities Project Planning We have to design a schoolhouse that can facilitate 120 people at a time. For this purpose Professional Military Education contact Mr. Thompson to do preliminary research to fulfill the requirements and according to him enough square footage is require to make a complete renovation. The organization I chose is the Professional Military Education Center (EPME). By comparison, this would be considered small company whose purpose is

Project Management of the Wedding
Words: 1815 Length: 6 Document Type: Term Paper

It is essential to determine the critical path and shortest and long paths based on the allocated time. The network diagram for the wedding planning project also provides an understanding about the activities in the sequence they are required to be performed. It is observed that family task is preceded with invitations Lists and on the basis of this activity invitations are posted. The booking of the ceremony is also

Project Management Execution in My Organization
Words: 2101 Length: 7 Document Type: Essay

Project Management (a) How can effective project management help your department? Effective project management can be of significant help to the department. First of all, project management can help the department in controlling spending and enhancing project results. Sticking to project management approaches and strategies facilitates the reduction of risks, cost-cutting and enhanced success rates. Effective project management can stop the department from spending money on projects that bring about failure (Mir

Project Evaluators and Their Role
Words: 692 Length: 2 Document Type: Essay

evaluators play an important role in planning phases of any project in order to develop key objectives, identify functions, scope of work, and methods on ongoing assessment throughout the life of a project. This aids the project manager to uphold accountability and form the foundation of an information center to avoid flaws or errors as well as identify key stakeholders in addition to their roles within the project. This

CDC Leadership Analysis and Project Planning
Words: 1275 Length: 4 Document Type: Essay

Strategic Planning and SWOT Analysis Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC has a mission protecting the health of all Americans at all times. Notably, the jurisdictions of their actions are the protections of American both within and outside America. The organization focuses on preventions and cure of the chronic disease that compromise the health of the Americans (Xu et al. 2016). The entry of ZIKA virus into the world has prompt

Project Implementation Plan: The Program
Words: 2044 Length: 7 Document Type: Term Paper

Implementation of the Plan The implementation program will focus on the five crucial aspects that will run concurrently: provision of funds, educational programs, development of Voluntary Counseling and Testing centers, availability of ARV drugs, and awareness campaigns (Kartikeyan p. 388). In the achievement of the goals and objectives of the implementation plan, it is ideal to have the financial resources. This implementation plan seeks to increase the size of the healthcare

Sign Up for Unlimited Study Help

Our semester plans gives you unlimited, unrestricted access to our entire library of resources —writing tools, guides, example essays, tutorials, class notes, and more.

Get Started Now