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close this bookNGO Responses to HIV/AIDS In Asia (UNDP; 1992)
View the documentACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Open this folder and view contentsPREFACE
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Open this folder and view contentsCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND AIDS PREVENTION: The South India AIDS Action Programme, Madras
Open this folder and view contentsKLONG TOEY: FACING UP TO AIDS IN A BANGKOK SLUM: The Duang Prateep Foundation and the AIDS Counselling and Training Centre
Open this folder and view contentsCOMMERCIAL BLOOD DONORS AND AIDS PREVENTION: The Gujarat AIDS Prevention Unit, Ahmedabad
Open this folder and view contentsFAMILY PLANNING AND AIDS PREVENTION: The Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand (PPAT)
close this folderSHARING THE CHALLENGE OF AIDS PREVENTION: The Community AIDS Service Penang
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View the documentSHARING THE CHALLENGE OF AIDS PREVENTION - The Community AIDS Service Penang
View the documentExhibit 1: The New Straits Times, 19 September, 1991
View the documentExhibit 2: AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
View the documentExhibit 3: THE STAR, WEDNESDAY September 4, 1991, LETTERS/OPINION
View the documentExhibit 4: CASP PROPOSAL FOR AIDAB FUNDING
Open this folder and view contentsFACILITATORS’ NOTES: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND AIDS PREVENTION - The Southern India AIDS Action Programme, Madras
Open this folder and view contentsFACILITATORS’ NOTES: KLONG TOEY: FACING UP TO AIDS IN A BANGKOK SLUM - The Duang Prateep Foundation and The AIDS Counselling and Training Centre
Open this folder and view contentsFACILITATORS' NOTES: COMMERCIAL BLOOD DONORS AND AIDS PREVENTION - SIRMCE and the Gujarat AIDS Prevention Unit, Ahmedabad
Open this folder and view contentsFACILITATORS' NOTE: FAMILY PLANNING AND AIDS PREVENTION - The Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand (PPAT)
Open this folder and view contentsFACILITATORS' NOTE: SHARING THE CHALLENGE OF AIDS PREVENTION - The Community AIDS Service Penang
 

Exhibit 4: CASP PROPOSAL FOR AIDAB FUNDING

ACTIVITY

91/92 FUNDS (M$000)

PROPOSED FUNDING (M$)

   

YR 1

YR 2

YR 3

I. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

       

A. Office and Hotline Maintenance

       

- Office Rental

5.40

     

- Two hotlines

1.08

     

- Utilities

1.14

     

- Security costs

0.40

     

- Equipment & supplies

6.75

     

B. Public Education Programme & Outreach

       

- Prevention talks with video displays

-

     

- Distribution of condoms

1.50

     

- Distribution of CASP printed handouts

1.83

     

- Sale of books/key-chains

1.10

     

C. HIV Testing Programme

       

- Pre and post-test counselling

-

     

- Distribution of Safe-Sex & Safe IVDU info.

2.1

     

- ELISA and Western Blot test fees

-

     

D. Staff Education and Training Programme

       

- Telephone counselling trainings (1/yr)

1.5

     

- Pre-/post-test counselling training (1/yr)

1.5

     

- HIV support counselling training

1.5

     

E. Special Events

       

- World AIDS Day

-

     

- AIDS Memorial Day (Years 2/3)

-

     

- Conference of Malaysian AIDS NGOs

-

     

Sub-Total

25,800

28,380\1

   

II. NEW PROGRAMMES

       

A. Office & Staff

       

- Programme Manager\2

 

18,000

   

- Resource Library\3

 

2,000

   

- Volunteer recruitment/promotion\4

 

2,000

   

- Volunteer per diem (@ M$10/day)

 

2,000

   

Sub-Total

 

24,000

   

B. Sex Worker Outreach

       

- Sex-Worker Outreach Education/Peer Group Sponsorship

 

1.00

   

- Education materials/publicity

 

3.00

   

- HIV & syphilis test costs\5

 

4.50

   

Sub-Total

 

8.50

   

C. HIV+ Support Services\6

       

- Publicity & media promotion\7

 

2.00

   

- Needs assessment & development

 

1.00

   

- Education & counseling\8

 

1.00

   

- Peer Group Sponsorship

 

1.00

   

Sub-Total

 

5.00

   

D. IVDU Outreach

       

- Initiate IVDU Outreach Education

       

- Education materials

       

- HIV test costs

       

- Peer Group Sponsorship

       

- Safe sex/IVDU cleaning kits

       

Sub-Total

       

E. CASP Newsletter

       

- Publish on regular basis

       
         

Total

 

65.88

74.00\9

85,000\10

 

\1 Calculated on the basis of +10% over 1991 costs
\2 Qualified programme manager to be hired to carry out the programme approved by the Committee, to oversee all CASP volunteers and administer all CASP programmes and activities
\3 Resource library to include tapes, books, information, posters, prevention and treatment information, epidemiology, politics and legal issues
\4 Includes bringing in experts for volunteer workshops/information updates; hosting a Crisis Intervention workshop for CASP volunteers and staff, etc
\5 Includes Elisa and TPHA (for syphilis) tests at M$30 x 100; and Western Blot Tests at M$150 x 10
\6 Development of support services for people infected with HIV, their families and lovers
\7 Includes advertising on public transport, in cinemas, television, radio and the press, etc.
\8 Education programmes on care and treatment of HIV infection and AIDS
\9 Increase of 15% on Year 1 programme costs plus costs of new IVDU outreach programme and CASP newsletter. IVDU programme (with similar components to the HIV+ outreach costs in Year 1)
\10 Increase on Year 2 costs of 15% to expand all existing programmes.

1992/93 GRANT REQUEST: PROJECT COST SCHEDULE FOR YEAR 1

OBJECTIVES/OUTPUT

1ST QUARTER

2ND QUARTER

3RD QUARTER

4TH QUARTER

SUB-TOTAL (M$000)

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

 

EXISTING PROGRAMMES

                         

Hotline, outreach, public meetings, staff training, new equipment (fax/answering m/c, computer peripherals, software).

7.09

   

7.09

   

7.09

   

7.09

   

28.38

NEW PROGRAMMES

                         

1. OFFICE AND STAFF:

                         

Programme manager (mthly wage)

1 50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

1.50

18.00

Resource Library

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

2.00

Volunteer Recruit/Promotion

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

2.00

Volunteer per diem

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

2.00

2. SEX WORKER OUTREACH:

                         

Ed.& Couns & Peer Group Support

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

1.00

Educ. materials & publicity

2.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

025

   

3.00

HIV/Syphilis tests

1.13

   

1.12

   

1.13

   

1.12

   

4.50

3. HIV+ SUPPORT SERVICES

                         

Publicity & Media Promotion

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

0.50

   

2.00

Needs Assess’t & Development

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

1.00

Education and Counselling

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

1.00

Peer Group Sponsorship

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

0.25

   

1.00

TOTAL

                       

65.88

This case was written by Jenny Huddart for the purpose of classroom discussion to assist members of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to explore the programmatic and organisational issues that they may face in implementing HIV/AIDS prevention and service delivery interventions. It is not intended to illustrate good or bad practices, nor as an evaluation of the organisation described.

 

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