HIV and Sexual Health

Living in rural areas is a major risk factor for the delay of HIV diagnosis (Weis, Liese, Hussey, Gibson, & Duffus, 2010). Therefore, the desire to relax and enlighten All Mankind, Inc. (DREAM) clinic is to model interventions after safer sexual skill building (SSSB) intervention (CDC evidence based intervention (EBI)) I came up with an idea. It is a remarkable dilemma that a heterosexual woman with a low socioeconomic status currently undergoing medication in the rural area of ​​Dawson, Georgia lacks complementary treatments and services in these areas.

Young people all over the world report that education on health related to HIV and sexual reproduction is too little and too late. Adults are often reluctant to give young people facts about HIV prevention and sexual health. However, there are persuasive evidence of research in the world and in many different cultures In fact, sex education encourages responsibility. Knowledgeable young people tend to defer sexual intercourse, or if they have sex, use condoms

In the past 25 years, sexual health has become one of the world's most important healthcare areas, worldwide HIV epidemics and other sexually transmitted infections spread rapidly all over the world, people around the world are facing sexual health problems more It began to be conscious. People dealing with sexual health issues greatly increase the need to obtain information about theories and practices that can help change the diversity of the problems they are facing today, Miller and Green ( 2002). According to the World Health Organization (WHO), sexual health is a complete physical, emotional, psychological and social well-being related to gender and is not without disease, dysfunction, or frailty. Sexual health requires an active and respectant attitude towards sexual relations and sexual relations and the possibility of enjoying comfortable and safe sexual experiences without compulsion, discrimination and violence.