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Recruiting and Maintaining Peer Volunteer Networks
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Peer volunteers were usually trained in group sessions of 1-3 hours. The following topics were covered in the sessions:

  • introduction to the program (goals, target audience for the program, community or area targeted for the intervention)
  • basic HIV/AIDS education
  • roles and responsibilities of peer volunteers
  • identification of target audience for intervention materials
  • explanation of the small media materials with role model stories
  • distribution of small media materials (including role-playing different scenarios)

Peer volunteers periodically received additional training to enhance their skills in distributing materials. Training was conducted by program staff with the assistance of current program volunteers.
 

Last Modified: April 13, 2007
Last Reviewed: April 13, 2007
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