Module 1 Opening Prayer Elder Sharing circle Introductions participantsfacilitators Ground Rules Boundaries what isis not acceptable Introduce all 9 circles Aboriginal People amp HIVAIDS historystatistics ID: 325959
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Module 1
Opening Prayer - Elder
Sharing circle –
Introductions
participants/facilitators
Ground Rules – Boundaries what is/is not acceptable
Introduce all 9 circles
Aboriginal People & HIV/AIDS (history/statistics)
Labeling Exercise – Learn how to look past labels
What is Peer Education and Counseling?
Why have Peer Educators?
What are the goals of this program?
Who should be a Knowledge Keeper?
Cycles of Healing
Risk Management
How to pass this information on
Closing Sharing Circle – What did you learn today?
*Note: Elder NeededSlide3
Module 2
Opening Sharing Circle – check in
Review Circle # 1
Basic
HIV/AIDS and TB facts
How is HIV spread? Social factors that contribute to the epidemic.
Making informed educated choices
HIV symptoms of men and women – the difference
What are Hepatitis A, B, C and TB?
Treatment for Hepatitis A, B, C and TB
Co-infection
– TB, HIV, Hepatitis C
APHA Empowerment – living positively with HIV
Aboriginal Cultures & Disease – Holistic Healing Medicine Wheel
Closing sharing circleSlide4
Module 3
Opening Sharing Circle – Check in
Overview of Circle #2
Talking about Sex
Exercise – Describe a Traditional Man
Exercise – Describe a Traditional Woman
Gender Roles
Healthy Sexuality
Sexuality – definitions
Sexual Dysfunction
What is Safer Sex?
Informed Choices – how to have safer sex
Overview
of HIV – Concentration levels of HIV in body fluids
Activities that put you at risk
Closing Sharing CircleSlide5
Module 4
Opening Sharing Circle – Check in
Overview of Circle #3
Roles of Alcohol, Drugs, Solvents – Addictions
Newly Incarcerated – how to offer support
What is Risk Management?
Group Exercise – discussion on why people use drugs/alcohol
Barriers to changing harmful behaviors
Identifying Main Barriers
Short and long term effects of drugs, alcohol and solvents
Tools to resolve trauma
Mother to Child Transmission Risks
Transgender
Universal Precautions – how to keep yourself and others safe
Closing Sharing CircleSlide6
Module 5
Opening Sharing Circle – Check in
Overview of Circle #4
Role of a Knowledge Keeper
What does a Knowledge Keeper do?
Who can be a Knowledge Keeper?
Skills Development
Developing Communication Skills
Basic Communicating what to do/what not to do
Developing Organizational Skills
Three steps to getting organized
Four Steps of how people learn
Support
Networks: identify what is accessible and what is realistic
Assignments: (Individual/group) create skit, poem, painting or drawing that reflects HIV/AIDS of Hepatitis C. This will be presented to your group at the end of the training in Circle 9.
Closing Sharing CircleSlide7
Module 6
Opening Sharing Circle – Check in
Overview of Circle #5
Testing
Who
Why
When
Three Types of HIV Test
Nominal
Non-nominal
Anonymous
Window Period – Symptomatic, Asymptomatic, AIDS
Test results – what do they mean?
Group Exercise: finish statements (6)
If I test HIV positive, I may feel….
Discuss
men's
and women’s issues
Closing
Sharing CircleSlide8
Module 7
Opening Sharing Circle – Check in
Review Circle #6
What is Aboriginal Healing?
Identify options accessible for healing.
Holistic Healing
Alternative Therapy
Nutrition and Hepatitis C
HIV/AIDS
on the inside
HIV/AIDS on the outside
Restorative Justice
Closing Sharing CircleSlide9
Module 8
Opening Circle – Check in
Review Circle #7
Group exercise: Self- Care – individually write up a self-care plan, this will be shared with the group.
Introduction to Spirituality
Ceremonies on the inside
Meditation – Five steps to learn how to meditate
Medicine Wheel – Self Evaluating
Closing Sharing CircleSlide10
Module 9
Sharing Circle – Check in
Overview of all 9 Circles
Group presentations of assignments
Where
do we go from here?
What to do with the information acquired?
What are the outcomes?
Evaluation of the program
Graduation – certificates to be presented
Closing Sharing Circle