About project INFORMED

What is Project INFORMED?

Project INFORMED (Initiative for Nurturing Facts, Outreach, Responsibility, and Meaningful Education on HIV) was designed to enhance students’ level of knowledge through structured learning, outreach activities, and meaningful discussions. By providing accurate information and promoting responsibility, this project aims to empower students to make informed choices, reduce stigma, and contribute to a healthier school and community environment.

Mission

Project INFORMED aims to empower Senior High School students with accurate knowledge, responsible awareness, and meaningful education on HIV prevention to foster informed choices and healthier communities.”

Vision

Project INFORMED envisions a generation of youth equipped with the knowledge and confidence to prevent HIV. By promoting education, awareness, and compassion, we aim to build a future free from stigma and misinformation.

Team Members

Agot, NexieAnn B.

Barcena, Christine Joy S.

Bardon, Glenizze Jade M.

Bonito, Sarah Mae S.

Borja, Marinel S.

Canutal, Ma.Beatriz S.

Era, Aeron Jophet M.

Heraldo, Mariel B.

Marantal, Cindy M.

Noblezala, Ela Frenzel E.

Odi, Erika B.

Palenzuela, Zsanea Adrienne F. 

Sabado, Angela N.

Saruno, Athena Gayle N.

Acknowledgement

The researchers would like to express their deepest gratitude to all individuals and institutions who made this action research, “Enhancing the Level of Knowledge of Senior High School Students Regarding HIV Prevention through Project INFORMED (Initiative for Nurturing Facts, Outreach, Responsibility, and Meaningful Education on HIV),”possible.

First and foremost, to Almighty God, for the wisdom, strength, and guidance that sustained us throughout the process of completing this study.

To our beloved school administrators and teachers, for their invaluable support, encouragement, and guidance in the implementation of Project INFORMED. Your commitment to fostering a culture of awareness and responsibility among students has been our inspiration.

To our respondents, the Senior High School students, who willingly participated and shared their time and insights, thank you for your openness and cooperation. This research would not have been possible without your active involvement.

To our families and friends, for their constant encouragement, patience, and moral support, we owe you our heartfelt thanks.

Lastly, to everyone who, in one way or another, contributed to the success of this endeavor, please accept our sincerest appreciation.

This research is a testament not only to academic effort but also to the collective mission of promoting knowledge, awareness, and responsibility in preventing HIV among the youth.