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PLANNING AND CONDUCTING OUTREACH Tools to Conduct Outreach

What information do we need from the field?  How many IDUs are there in the target area?  Can we reach them all?  How many regular injectors are there among the IDUs?  How many N/S or condoms do we need in a month to cover risk occasions?  Does the outreach timing suit the IDUs?

Steps in Conducting Outreach  The information can be collected using certain tools and following few steps. They are: 1. Social Mapping 2. Spot Analysis 3. Contact Mapping 4. Risk/Vulnerability Assessment 5. Work Plan

Social Map

Spot Analysis Information to be collected Profile of IDUs: age group, sex, typology (heroin/ brown sugar / SP / pharmaceutical drugs, etc.) Frequency of injecting – daily, weekly, monthly Timing of congregation / use Volume of clients (no. of IDUs in the hotspot)

Spot Analysis: Sample

Contact Mapping: Sample