National Organization#1
HIV/AIDS Bureau, Health Resources, and Services Administration.
National Organization #2
CDC National Prevention Information Network
Local Organization#1
The Ryan White HIV and AIDS program
Local Organization #2
Hawai AIDS education and training center
Services provided by these Organizations:
Hected by HIV/AIDS. Peta Identify (2) national and (2) local organizations that assist persons who are...
Design a small HIV/AIDS-related awareness project that is geared toward a specific audience in your local community. Identify where this proposed project would be implemented. Examples include your place of employment, gym, place of worship, local library, community organization, etc. Projects can range from talks to high school students or senior citizens, designing posters or pamphlets, organizing fundraisers for local HIV/AIDS organizations etc. Describe the following in your plan (be as detailed as possible): a) Name of project (come up...
Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to explore the issue of HIV/AIDS among a certain population group (e.g., men who have sex with men, drug users, heterosexual men, African-American women, Hispanic bisexual men, people from low socioeconomic backgrounds etc), to examine HIV/AIDS prevention efforts among this group, and to compare HIVIAIDS among this group in the US with HIV/AIDS among this group from another country. Examples of titles for your paper include "HIV/AIDS among transgender women in the US...
Non Profit Interests Paul Champion works in the nonprofit sector at a grassroots HIV/AIDS program in the Bay Area. As with many such organizations, this small nonprofit struggled with funding and had to reorganize its programs. "Given the limited resources, there were often debates amongst leaders under financial pressure in the HIV/AIDS nonprofit world about what resources should be given priority: prevention or treatment," says Paul. Supporting prevention would mean devoting funds to educational efforts and condom distribution. Supporting treatment...
Non Profit Interests Paul Champion works in the nonprofit sector at a grassroots HIV/AIDS program in the Bay Area. As with many such organizations, this small nonprofit struggled with funding and had to reorganize its programs. "Given the limited resources, there were often debates amongst leaders under financial pressure in the HIV/AIDS nonprofit world about what resources should be given priority: prevention or treatment," says Paul. Supporting prevention would mean devoting funds to educational efforts and condom distribution. Supporting treatment...
Non Profit Interests Paul Champion works in the nonprofit sector at a grassroots HIV/AIDS program in the Bay Area. As with many such organizations, this small nonprofit struggled with funding and had to reorganize its programs. "Given the limited resources, there were often debates amongst leaders under financial pressure in the HIV/AIDS nonprofit world about what resources should be given priority: prevention or treatment," says Paul. Supporting prevention would mean devoting funds to educational efforts and condom distribution. Supporting treatment...
Non Profit Interests Paul Champion works in the nonprofit sector at a grassroots HIV/AIDS program in the Bay Area. As with many such organizations, this small nonprofit struggled with funding and had to reorganize its programs. "Given the limited resources, there were often debates amongst leaders under financial pressure in the HIV/AIDS nonprofit world about what resources should be given priority: prevention or treatment," says Paul. Supporting prevention would mean devoting funds to educational efforts and condom distribution. Supporting treatment...
Question 7 1.257 Who declared HIV a threat to US National Security? O W.J. Clinton OB.H. Obama OG.W. Bush OG.H. W. Bush Question 8 1.25 pts AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAP) Are present in every state Serve less than one tenth of people living with HIV in the U.S. O Provide experimental drugs to low income patients O Were discontinued in 2009 Question 9 1.25 p The diseases that are expressed in an AIDS patient are referred to as O...
At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the early 1980s, U.S. public health officials were shocked by the emergence of this new, deadly threat. The illness was found in gay men, a population that already faced discrimination in employment, housing, military service, marriage, health protections, adoption, public accommodation, and so on (Harper & Schneider, 2003). Local, state, and federal officials had to figure out a public health strategy with people from the gay community and their allies in medical...
Response Questions Part A T。C. Use Only Information Below A. In addition to the dentist and patients A through G, why were 35 local HIV seropositive people included in this study? B. Of patients A through G, which ones had known risk factors for contracting HIV? What were some of the known risk factors at the time (realizing that this was the late 1980s when AIDS/HIV was first discovered)? How was it initially determined that patients E and F contracted...
DATABASES You are required to design and implement a relational database to help the local community center better serve the residents in your neighborhood. Database Specifications: In your preliminary analysis, you have determined the following basic facts about the community center and the services it provides to the residents in the neighborhood: - The community center serves multiple areas which fall into different zip codes. - The community center provides collaborative family based care services. An immediate family is...