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Personal Narrative Advantage The Community Level Model
I would utilize the community level model to drive awareness throughout all the businesses small and large, schools, and community organization in the area. Networking and getting affluent leaders within the community to work together and speak out about a disease that is greatly affecting those where we live will be the driving motivation. Human Immunodiffency Virus( HIV) is a disease that is incurable but for those who are unaware of diagnosis or go untreated this can intentionally be spread and progress leading to more issues(aidsinfo.nih.gov). The contraction of HIV can also bring on mental health issues which can contribute to stress and trigger other health issues(). Through the guidance, teaching and support of those within

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