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SAMPLE MATERIALS


High Risk Groups

Commercial Sex Workers

Hustling for Health: Developing Services for Sex Workers in Europe. European Network for HIV/STD Prevention in Prostitution. 1998.
Description: This manual is a collaboration of tips and suggestions for working with sex workers in Europe put together by a network of intervention projects.

http://www.apnsw.org
Description: Link to the Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers website. Accessible here is the "Making Sex Work Safe" guide for program managers, field workers, and policy makers. It includes a selection of songs, plays, films, posters, and other helpful media materials.

Injecting Drug Users

Developing HIV-AIDS work with Drug Users: A Guide to Participatory Assessment and Response, 2003.
Description: This guide describes how to design and carry out an assessment on HIV/AIDS and drug use based on a Participatory Assessment and Response (PAR) approach.

Prevention of HIV Transmission Among Drug Users: A Training Manual for Field-Level Activities.
Description: Manual aimed at providing information to trainers about field-level activities for the prevention of HIV transmission through injection drug use. Although developed in Asia, it is not a culturally or regionally specific manual. In total, the sections are designed for a 3-5 day training course.

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Men who have sex with Men

Between Men: HIV/STI Prevention Among Men Who Have Sex with Men (English). International HIV/AIDS Alliance, 2003.
Between Men: HIV/STI Prevention Among Men Who Have Sex with Men (French). International HIV/AIDS Alliance, 2003.
Between Men: HIV/STI Prevention Among Men Who Have Sex with Men (Spanish). International HIV/AIDS Alliance, 2003.
Description: Provides a basic overview of issues related to HIV/AIDS and MSMs and provides ideas for MSM prevention programs.

Hermanos de Luna y Sol: An Empowerment HIV Prevention Program
for Spanish-Speaking Latino Gay/Bisexual Men. Hermanos de Luna y Sol, 2001.

Description: Empowerment HIV prevention program for Spanish-speaking Latino gay and bisexual men. Links to sessions and other documents.

Training Manual: An Introduction for Promoting Sexual Health for Men Who have Sex with Men and Gay Men. The Naz Foundation India Trust, 2001.
Description: This manual provides training modules on issues related to the sexuality and sexual health of men who have sex with men (MSM) and gay men. While developed in South Asian context, which some changes, it can be adapted for use in other contexts.

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Migrant or Mobile Populations

A Hard Road: The Experiences of Mobile Populations in Accessing HIV/AIDS Care and Support Services within the Greater Mekong Subregion countries of Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and Thailand. CARE, 2004.
Description: A report that focuses on the everyday experiences of migrant and mobile population as they try to access health care and support services. It provides good information on programs in these regions and the obstacles faced by migrant and mobile persons.

HIV/AIDS Intervention in Truck Driver Population in Southern Africa: A Literature Review and BCC Materials. 2004.
Description: Reviews interventions and literature on truck drivers as well as BCC materials targeted towards them.

Labor Migration and HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa, IOM, 2002.
Description: Provides information about migrant populations in Southern Africa that can be used to develop IPC programs for migrant worker with respect to their unique vulnerabilities to HIV/AIDS.

Mobility and HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa: A field study in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique. IOM, SIDA and CARE. 2003.
Description: The study investigates the links between HIV/AIDS and mobility in Southern Africa. It focuses on several highly mobile populations including informal traders, CSWs, migrant laborers, farming communities, mine workers, in- and out-of-school youth, and truck drivers. A good resource for developing IPC programs in this area.

Toolkit for Prevention: Among Mobile Populations in the Greater Mekong Subregion. World Vision Australia and UNDP. 2002.
Description: A toolkit for program managers who are experienced working with HIV. It provides guidelines for working with migrant populations (in the Greater Mekong Subregion) and the communities that are affected by their mobility.

Migrant Populations and HIV/AIDS: The Development and Implementation of Programmes: Theory, Methodology and Practice. UNESCO and UNAIDS, 2000.
Description: This training manual provides overview of migrants and HIV/AIDS, as well as program interventions. It examines methodologies for developing interventions. Israel is used as main case example in the manual.

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Uniformed Service Personnel

Peer Education Kit for Uniformed Services: Implementing HIV/AIDS/STI Peer Education for Uniformed Services. UNAIDS, 2003.
Description: This is a manual that can be used to train peer educators as well as peer educators themselves. Activities desensitize sex, assess risk and enhance communication in relationships. It also includes activities for condoms and STIs. It is presented in a general form to allow for adaptation to specific cultural needs.

Uniformed Services HIV/AIDS Peer Leadership Guide. FHI, 2001.
Description: This is a manual that can be used to train peer educators as well as peer educators themselves. It focused on uniformed personnel and can be adapted to fit the needs of other groups. It includes useful resources such as a guide for training peer educators and educational activities.

Uniformed Services Programming Guide: A guide to HIV/AIDS/STI Programming Options for Uniformed Services. UNAIDS. 2003.
Description: Guide for developing programs for uniformed personnel to address HIV/AIDS/STIs. Ideas are presented generally and can be easily adapted to fit the culture and needs of various target populations. The programming spans a wide range of activities from testing for HIV and STIs and condom distribution, to peer educators and policy development.

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Youth

Peer Approach in Adolescent Reproductive Health Education: Some Lessons Learned. UNESCO and UNFPA, 2003.
Description: This document summarizes information gained from various peer education programs. It provides information on what peer educators are; why peer education is important; what research says about it; lessons learned from PE; and guidelines. It draws from experiences in Asia and provides sample lesson plans and activities.

Vision 2000 Funds: Peer Education Manual. International Planned Parenthood Federation, 2002.
Description: The basic outline and steps for creating and implanting a peer education program focused on youth and their sexual/reproductive health.

Tips for Developing Life Skills Curricula for HIV Prevention Among African Youth: A Synthesis of Emerging Lessons. USAID, Office of Sustainable Development, Bureau for Africa, 2002.
Description: This guide is divided into sections that focus on: issues of sexuality with youth and implementation of HIV with youth. It provides tips for implementing life skills programs, a bibliography of life skills references as well as sample curricula and materials.

 

 

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