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1. SPREAD
SMILES,NOT
AIDS
HIV/AIDS AWARENESS
Shamyucthaa Suresh, Anson Chow, Takshandran Chandran, Khirrthanna Rajaretnam

2. CONTENT
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3. Proposal on: Health Education Programme
SPREAD SMILES,NOT AIDS
PROJECT OUTLINE
INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT
JUSTIFICATION/RATIONALE OF THE PROJECT
GOALS
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT
PROFILE OF THE PROJECT AREA
PROJECT STRATEGY
EXPECTED OUTCOME
PROJECT DESIGN/ACTIVITIES
DETAIL PLAN OF ACTION
REPORTING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION
ESTIMATED BUDGET
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4. PROJECT OUTLINES
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5. Project Title Spread smiles, Not AIDS: HIV/AIDS Awareness
Project Description To spread awareness to public on HIV/AIDS
Implementing Organization/Agency Manipal University College Malaysia
Partners Lion Club, MMI, MMA, ST.John
Project Area Shah Alam Lake Garden
Start Date & Duration 18th September 2024 :7am - 5pm ( 1 day )
Grants/Funding Agency Reckitt Benckiser Company - DUREX
Target Beneficiaries General population
PROJECT OUTLINES

6. INTRODUCTION/
BACKGROUND OF THE
PROJECT
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7. INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND
❏HIV is an infection that attacks the body’s immune system
❏AIDS is the most advanced stage of the disease
❏HIV targets the body’s white blood cells and weakens the immune system
❏HIV spreads from the body fluids of an infected person including blood, breast milk, semen and
vaginal fluids
●Symptoms (first few weeks)
-Fever
-Headache
-Rash
-Sore throat
●Symptoms (severe)
-Swollen lymph nodes
-Weight loss
-Diarrhoea
-Cough
●Complications
-Tuberculosis
-Cryptococcal meningitis
-Severe bacterial infections
-Lymphomas and Kaposi’s sarcoma

8. JUSTIFICATION/RATIONALE
OF THE PROJECT
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9. 1
Over 30,000 new
cases reported
annually
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To raise awareness & educate the
public on HIV awareness, its causes,
signs & symptoms, prevention,
available treatment, and cure.
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Studies have shown that
early treatment can reduce
the risk of serious HIV related
and non HIV related diseases
by 53%
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The CDC recommends
everyone between the
age of 13-64 to get tested
at least once
JUSTIFICATION/RATIONALE

10. GOALS
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11. GOALS
●Raise awareness
●Educate on preventive
measures
●Provide screenings
●Promote healthy habits
●Prevent transmission
●Build a supportive community
●Fund Raising

12. OBJECTIVES
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13. GENERAL OBJECTIVES
❏Raising awareness about the risk factors of HIV
❏Providing knowledge on the ways of HIV transmission
❏Educating individuals on preventive measures
❏Provide support services for affected individuals and their affected families
❏ Encouraging the public to get their HIV screening done
❏Providing knowledge on coping mechanisms for infected individuals
❏Fostering a supportive community environment
❏Raising fund to donate to HIV NGOs

14. ❏Educating people on ways of preventing HIV through safe sex practices, proper use of
condoms and clean needle exchange programme for IV drug users
❏Raising awareness on modes of transmission and high-risk behaviours through short video
❏Increasing the awareness about the prevalence of HIV and its impact on individuals through a
talk and fun quiz.
❏Encouraging the public to get their screening done by setting up a booth for HIV screening
❏Addressing the stigma and discrimination surrounding HIV by breaking the myths through an
awareness talk.
❏ Offering support services through counselling sessions for affected individuals and their
❏Raising fund to donate to HIV NGOs by selling paintings and food items
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

15. PROFILE OF
PROJECT AREA
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16. The spacious layout of the lake garden allows ample space for
runners as well as event activities
[1]
.
Selangor has the largest population and also reported the
highest number of new HIV cases in 2021, 842 cases
[2]
.
This location is indeed ideal as we will be able to cover a larger
target group while giving our project a greater reach
Profile of The Project Area
Reference:
1)https://kualalumpurkids.wordpress.com/2015/11/15/shah-alam-lake-gardens-a-perfect-family-spot/
2)https://www.statista.com/statistics/999248/hiv-cases-by-region-malaysia/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20there%20were%2084
2,most%20populous%20state%20in%20Malaysia.

18. PROJECT STRATEGY
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19. STRATEGIES
SWOT Analysis
Analysis of the project’s
Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities, and Threats
Work Breakdown
Structure (WBS)
Hierarchical WBS - helps in
organizing and planning the
work SMART
Specific, Measurable,
Achievable, Relevant, and
Time-bound

20. SWOT Analysis
Reference: https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/ent-eventmanagement/swat-analysis/

21. Reference: https://www.usemotion.com/blog/wbs
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

22. SMART
Reference: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/smart-goal-examples

23. EXPECTED OUTCOME
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24. Early diagnosis & Intervention
OUTCOME
Increase Public Awareness
❏Greater awareness of HIV & AIDS within general population
❏Recognition of sign and symptoms of HIV
❏Seek medical advice
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❏Improve rate of early diagnosis & enable medical
intervention and management
❏Increase screening rates among at-risk populations

25. Social Support
❏Establishment of support networks and
counseling services
OUTCOME
Reduced Stigma
❏Mitigation of stigma associated with HIV
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26. PROJECT ACTIVITIES
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27. HIV&AIDS
Fun Run
Approximately
500 participants
Sexual Health
Resource Program
Distribution of
condoms and flyers
Morning Session
HIV&AIDS
Awareness Talk
Specialist doctor is
invited for the talk
Screening
Program
For high risk populations
using rapid test kit

28. Afternoon Session
Educational
Risk factors, Signs and
Symptoms and
Prevention measures Game
Early childhood
education
Handicraft
Collected funds will be donated to
Malaysian AIDS Foundation
Durex
Main sponsor by
Durex company
Food
BOOTH 1 FUNDRAISING 3
Program
LUCKY
DRAW 2

29. DETAIL PLAN OF
ACTION
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30. PREPARATIONS
OUTLINE OF
EVENT
DETAIL PLAN OF ACTION
PROMOTION
EVENT POST
DIAGNOSIS

31. Informing the
programme to
appropriate
community
Getting intouch
with Sponsors
Establishing the
Venue, Time &
Hospital
PREPARATIONS

32. Promotions
Digital
Marketing
Brochures
Sponsors
Engagement
with
Influencers
Hospital
2 4
3 5

33. EVENT OUTLINE

34. Post Diagnosis of Event
After the screening test for HIV/AIDS, for those who were
tested positive will be given a free routine checkup by the
hospital correlation with. Sponsors will be able to help in
treatment & counseling to these patients & patient’s family
will be given a free routine checkup and HIV/AIDS Screening
will be done.

35. REPORTING, MONITORING,
& EVALUATION
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36. Reporting, Monitoring & Evaluation
Reporting Reporting will be done during Run and during the health
screening and the reports will be recorded.
Monitoring QR Code will be provided on the brochure and on the booths to
asses the understanding about HIV/AIDS among participants
Evaluation Collection of data will be taken from blood workups, surveys and
feedbacks forms from the participants as well

37. ESTIMATED BUDGET
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38. Products Quantity Prices
Refreshments (ie. Water &
Bun)
300 1000
Food & Drinks (Lunch) 300 3500
Medals 300 1000
Certificates 300 300
Jerseys 300 4000
Rela / Security 20 1000
Handicrafts Booth Set Up 20 700
Transportations 4 300

39. Products Quantity Prices
First Aid Kids 5 SPONSORED
Banner 10 300
Brochures 50 100
Papers 1000 100
Stationeries 20 100
Handicrafts items 50 300
Fruit Basket 5 900

40. Products Quantity Price Range
Gloves 10 500
Masks 10 200
Vacutainers 350 SPONSORED
Tourniquets 5 SPONSORED
BP Machine 5 SPONSORED
Syringe 350 SPONSORED
Health Screening Booth
Set Up
5 300
Total Estimated Budget: RM 10,000

41. Q&A Session
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