Goals and Objectives of HIV Prevention Community Planning
GOAL ONE:
Community planning supports broad-based community participation in
HIV prevention planning.
Objective A. Implement an open recruitment process (outreach,
nominations, and selection) for CPG membership.
Objective B. Ensure that the CPG(s) membership is representative
of the diversity of populations most at risk for HIV infection and community
characteristics in the jurisdiction, and includes key professional expertise
and representation from key governmental and non-governmental agencies.
Objective C. Foster a community planning process that
encourages inclusion and parity among community planning members.
GOAL TWO:
Community planning identifies priority HIV prevention needs (a set
of priority target populations and interventions for each identified target
population) in each jurisdiction.
Objective D. Carry out a logical, evidence-based process
to determine the highest priority, population-specific prevention needs
in the jurisdiction.
Objective E. Ensure that prioritized target populations
are based on an epidemiologic profile and a community services assessment.
Objective F. Ensure that prevention activities/interventions
for identified priority target populations are based on behavioral and
social science, outcome effectiveness, and/or have been adequately tested
with intended target populations for cultural appropriateness, relevance,
and acceptability.
GOAL THREE:
Community planning ensures that HIV prevention resources target priority
populations and interventions set forth in the comprehensive HIV prevention
plan.
Objective G. Demonstrate a direct relationship between
the Comprehensive HIV Prevention Plan and the Health Department Application
for federal HIV prevention funding.
Objective H. Demonstrate a direct relationship between
the Comprehensive HIV Prevention Plan and funded interventions.
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