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D Buchanan¹, E Apostol, D Balfour

¹Centro de Educacion, Prevencion, y Accion, Holyoke.

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The Centro de Educacion, Prevencion y Accion (CEPA) project developed a community-based HIV prevention planning model. This model aims to bridge the gap between program planners and recipients, offering insights for public health professionals.

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Area of Science:

Public Health
Community Health
Health Education

Background:

HIV prevention programs require effective community engagement.
Bridging the gap between program developers and recipients is crucial for success.
The Centro de Educacion, Prevencion y Accion (CEPA) project addresses HIV prevention in the Puerto Rican community.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel community-based program planning model.
To share lessons learned from the CEPA project's HIV prevention initiative.
To provide recommendations for public health professionals.

Main Methods:

Development of a community-based program planning model.
Application of critical thinking, empowerment, and participatory education principles.
Qualitative analysis of successes and challenges in program implementation.

Main Results:

Successful implementation of a community-based planning model.
Identification of key successes and challenges in bridging the developer-recipient gap.
Demonstrated effectiveness of participatory approaches in HIV prevention.

Conclusions:

Community-based participatory approaches are valuable for public health initiatives.
Addressing social determinants and community needs enhances program effectiveness.
Recommendations for public health professionals on implementing community-centered strategies.