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The aim is to assess the impact of community-based HIV/AIDS prevention programmes on youth engagement in health initiatives.

March 7, 2026Open Access

Community-Based HIV/AIDS Prevention Programmes Among Northern Ghanaian Youth: A Twelve-Month Impact Assessment in Sierra Leone Schools

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The aim is to assess the impact of community-based HIV/AIDS prevention programmes on youth engagement in health initiatives.
Conducted interviews and focus group discussions with students, educators, and community leaders.
Utilized qualitative methods to gather in-depth insights on programme outcomes and participation rates.
Evaluated the effectiveness of programmes in local contexts.
Community-based programmes enhance youth engagement in health education.
Tailoring interventions to local cultural norms increases participation rates.
The study suggests a need for sustainable models and additional support for scaling successful programmes.

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Qualitative evaluation reveals effective youth engagement in HIV/AIDS prevention initiatives in Ghanaian schools, suggesting tailored approaches are beneficial.

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Sesay et al. (2008) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69abc2255af8044f7a4eb7a6 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18872699

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Qualitative evaluation reveals effective youth engagement in HIV/AIDS prevention initiatives in Ghanaian schools, suggesting tailored approaches are beneficial.

Community-Based HIV/AIDS Prevention Programmes Among Northern Ghanaian Youth: A Twelve-Month Impact Assessment in Sierra Leone Schools

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Community-Based HIV/AIDS Prevention Programmes Among Northern Ghanaian Youth: A Twelve-Month Impact Assessment in Sierra Leone Schools

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