Document 2609
 DOCN  M94A2609
 TI    Training proposal for female commercial sex workers in Jakarta,
       Indonesia: a contextual approach in STD/AIDS prevention.
 DT    9412
 AU    Sedyaningsih ER; MOH Indonesia.
 SO    Int Conf AIDS. 1994 Aug 7-12;10(1):265 (abstract no. PB0490). Unique
       Identifier : AIDSLINE ICA10/94369966
 AB    In 1970 the local government of Jakarta province, Indonesia, has
       established a rehabilitation center for female commercial sex workers
       (FCSW) in Kramat Tunggak, to give them some limited vocational training.
       An infrequent AIDS prevention education is also given as a separate
       program. So far, these separate and unlinked educational methods have
       given no meaningful change on the FCSW's lives or their STD/AIDS related
       high risk behaviors. This paper proposes a contextual approach in giving
       STD/AIDS prevention education to FCSW in Jakarta, using Kramat Tunggak
       as a pilot project. OBJECTIVE: To enable them to successfully make aware
       decision whether to leave prostitution and make reasonable future plans,
       or to stay in this profession but take precautions to protect themselves
       from STD/AIDS. METHODS: Using the adult learning method the FCSW will be
       trained to analyze the risks and benefits of their profession versus
       other professions, and to set up future plans and actions to achieve
       them. STD/AIDS prevention will not be the focus of the training, rather
       as one of the tools for them to reach better lives. Training to
       communicate the knowledge to peers and clients will also be given. This
       program is planned to start in January 1995.
 DE    Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/*PREVENTION & CONTROL/  TRANSMISSION
       Curriculum  *Developing Countries  Female  Health Education/*METHODS
       Human  Indonesia  Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice  *Prostitution
       Rehabilitation Centers  Risk Factors  Sex Education  Sexually
       Transmitted Diseases/*PREVENTION & CONTROL/TRANSMISSION  MEETING
       ABSTRACT

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