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Creating a Faith-Based Response to HIV/AIDS: Mobilization, Planning, and Implementation
The document outlines a faith-based initiative to address the HIV/AIDS crisis affecting African American women, emphasizing mobilization, planning, and implementation strategies. It discusses barriers to testing, potential partners, and funding sources while providing an outline for creating actionable goals and outreach methods. The ultimate objective includes testing a significant number of high school students and fostering community involvement.
Creating a Faith-Based Response to HIV/AIDS: Mobilization, Planning, and Implementation
- 1. C r ea t i n g a Fa i t h - B a s e d Re s p o n s e to H I V /AI DS : M o b i l i z a t i o n , P l a n n i n g , a n d I mp l e me n t a t i o n African-American Women and HIV/AIDS Conference March 5, 2011 Kelli King-Jackson Page 1 © 2010
- 2. Lessons Learned ThisWeek • Context of the Crisis • Impact of HIV/AIDS on African American Women • Biblical Application • HIV/AIDS Ministry • Testing & Counseling • Violence & the advancement of HIV/AIDS • Preventing HIV/AIDS • Living with HIV/AIDS • Model programs Page 2 © 2010
- 3. 1 in 2 Page3 © 2010
- 4. Barriers 1. Stigma 2. WrittenConsent 3. Testing Promotion (in community and health practices) 4. Leadership 5.Resources Page 4 © 2010
- 5. Moving from Information to Implementation Page 5 © 2010
- 6. Empathy Page 6 © 2010
- 7. Story Page 7 © 2010
- 8. Persistence Page 8 © 2010
- 9. Strategic Page 9 © 2010
- 10. Advocate Page 10 © 2010
- 11. Internal Par tners Mobilization Implementation Planning Page 11 © 2010
- 12. Mobilization • Who isyour target audience? • Who can best reach your target audience? • What will motivate your target audience? Page 12 © 2010
- 13. Creating an ActionPlan • Objectives/Goals • Tasks • ‘By When’ • Potential Partners • Budget • Evaluation Page 13 © 2010
- 14. Objectives/Goals • Capacity • Attainable •Measurable Page 14 © 2010
- 15. Potential Par tners Community Clinics Other social service & Strategic Health nonprofit Partners Plans agencies Federal & State Human Service Departments Page 15 © 2010
- 16. Potential Funding Sources •UMC Divisions (i.e. UMCOR, Mission & Evangelism) • Centers for Disease Control • Health & Human Services • Private Foundations Page 16 © 2010
- 17. Implementation Goal 1: Test1,000 high school students Step 1: Identify a 3 high schools w/ large AA youth population Step 2: Meet with high school staff Step 3: Recruit & train youth volunteers Step 3: Promote event(s) Page 17 © 2010
- 18. Outreach: The Basics Sendhome Set up a a flyers, Voicemails, booth at a brochures, emails community etc. event Page 18 © 2010
- 19. Advanced Outreach Text Host a testing message/social Support groups event media education Page 19 © 2010
- 20. Evaluation Page 20 © 2010
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- 22. Find us on @VergeConsulting KELLI KING JACKSON National non-profit strategist, consultant and public speaker with expertise in healthcare for children and youth leadership. phone (281) 725-8602 email kkj@vergeconsultinggroup.com web vergeconsultinggroup.com Page 22 © 2010