TRAINING PROGRAM ON DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PLANS FOR THE LGBTIQ COMMUNITY: A BREAKTHROUGH FOR A HEALTHIER FUTURE

On June 21-22, 2024, the training program “Developing and Implementing HIV/AIDS Prevention Plans for the LGBTIQ Community” was a resounding success, supported by Hanoi Medical University. This event provided not only in-depth knowledge but also strong motivation and inspiration for individuals and organizations committed to protecting the health of the LGBTIQ community.

Day 1: Opening minds – Shaping strategies

From the very first hours, participants were immersed in lively discussions, analyzing urgent challenges faced by the LGBTIQ community. Through in-depth discussions on identifying target groups and the roles of key stakeholders, attendees gained a clear understanding of the importance of designing effective and sustainable projects. In the afternoon, the program focused on building strategic visions and setting breakthrough goals for each project phase. Participants practiced constructing logical frameworks, clearly outlining paths and desired outcomes, laying a strong foundation for future campaigns.

Day 2: Enhancing implementation skills – Optimizing resources

The second day was dedicated to honing project implementation and measurement skills, guiding participants on how to develop comprehensive monitoring and evaluation plans with specific indicators to track progress and impact. The budget planning session empowered participants to optimize resource allocation, ensuring projects not only achieve their goals but also maintain long-term sustainability. The highlight of the day was the exhibition and idea-sharing session, where participants not only presented their concepts but also received valuable feedback to spark creativity and refine their projects.

Standing with the LGBTIQ community: Towards a future free of HIV/AIDS

This training program has created a significant momentum, offering groundbreaking knowledge and skills for organizations and individuals striving to protect the health of the LGBTIQ community. More importantly, the event opened up enormous opportunities for the community to unite in the fight against HIV/AIDS, contributing to improving the health and quality of life for the LGBTIQ population.

Conclusion: A stepping stone for transformative change

Participating in this training program was not just an opportunity to expand knowledge but a powerful stepping stone towards driving revolutionary changes in HIV/AIDS prevention. It is a crucial foundation for the LGBTIQ community to move toward a healthier, safer, and more equal future.