Go Girls! Community Success Stories
Go Girls! was guided by a comprehensive, five stage research portfolio including a literature review, formative research, baseline survey, process evaluation, and endline survey.
These reports tell the story of Go Girls! activities in Botswana and Mozambique
Surveys carried out throughout the project found:
- A positive association between girls’ participation in Go Girls! and HIV knowledge
- Improvements in relationships between girls and their parents who participated in the Go Families! Adult-Child Communication activity
- Improvements in the school environment in Go Girls! intervention schools
- Increases in legal literacy among girls and adults who participated in Go Girls!
Source: Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs
Date of Publication: October 30, 2019
SIMILIAR RESOURCES
Tools
Examples
- Community Communication MNCH e-Manual: Participatory Health Promotion Sessions
- Creating Mobile Health Solutions for Behaviour Change: A Study of Eight Services in the mNutrition Initiative Portfolio
- Girl-Centered Program Design: A Toolkit to Develop, Strengthen and Expand Adolescent Girls Programs
- Love, Children and Family Planning: Seven Discussion Guides for Christian Small Groups
- Guidance for Providing Informed-Choice Counseling on Sexual Health for Women Interested in PrEP: Kenya and South Africa
- Driving the HIV response: Community Guide to the WHO 2013 Consolidated Guidelines on the Use of Antiretroviral Drugs for Treating and Preventing HIV Infection
- Urban Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health SBCC I-Kit
- Advocating for Change for Adolescents’ Toolkit
- Men's Health Kit
- PrEP Communications Accelerator
- Go Students! School-Based Life Skills for Girls and Boys: A Teacher's Manual
- Go Teachers! Creating a Safe and Supportive Environment for Girls at School: A Training Manual for School Personnel and Teachers
- Go Girls! How to Use the Visual Brief
- Go Communities! A Manual for Mobilizing Communities to Take Action to Reduce Girls' Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS
- Go Families! Building Adults' Skills to Communicate with Young People: A Training Manual