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Project Title: |
The Life Skills Educational Project: A Community Approach to Facilitate Transitioning HIV Infected Youth to Adult Services |
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Principal
Investigator/Program Director: |
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Other Investigators
and Departments (or other Universities, if applicable): |
Elizabeth Willen, PhD, Ana Garcia, LCSW, |
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Community Based
Organization-Collaborator (if applicable) |
Mother’s Voices. |
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Funding Source
(e.g., NICHD, NCI, Dept of Education, Children’s Trust): |
CHAMP – Anne E. Dyson Foundation |
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Annual Direct Costs: |
$25,000 |
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Annual Facility and
Administration Costs (F&A) and Rate, (e.g., 53%, 10%): |
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Total Project Award
(Combined Direct and F&A Costs): |
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Dates of Award (if pending, indicated Pending): |
Ends 6/30/07 |
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Lay Abstract (in
space below): Please be concise (space below will word wrap and expand) |
Please include: (a) Specific Aims, Objectives, and/or Hypotheses of the study; (b) Participants (disease or disability, age, gender, child, family, etc), (c) Project type (eg., descriptive study, service demonstration project, case study, ethnographic study, clinical trial); (d) Brief description of methods and procedures; and (e) anticipated outcomes/benefits |
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The objective is to assess if a Life Skills course will aid in the transition of adolescents and young adults with perinatally acquired HIV from pediatric to adult centered medical care. The course will be a one day seminar with sessions on topics such as navigating the healthcare system and personal finances. |
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Abstracts and/or
Publications Resulting from the Project: |
Future of Pediatrics Conference 2007 |
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