Global Health is a concern that KBJ Consulting takes extremely seriously. We have worked with various agencies both in United States and abroad on evaluating, designing and developing programs to prevent and care for individuals infected with TB, HIV and Malaria. Working in developing countries different strategies have to be carried out due the different needs of the population. KBJ Consulting has been able to do programming that fits the needs of the client.

KBJ Consulting has been involved and many major grants both funded privately and nationally on various global health issue. Writing National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant proposals as principle investigator has broaden KBJ Consulting expertise in securing funding for major projects. Kim Bouldin-Jones is a member of the ERA Commons, for researchers through NIH.

College Services

Curriculum Infusion
Brings HIV/AIDS into the classroom, whether
it is HIV’s impact on Art, History, Science, or Ethics, there is not a course of study that
can’t have an HIV component used as an example that could have a double impact on
the students.

Peer Education Groups
Either starting a HIV related peer group, or enhancing existing groups to have a greater impact on their communities. Research shows this has the highest affect on behavior change.

Abstinence/ Safer Sex Workshops
Depending on the schools philosophy, workshops can be given to give students the tools they need to make better choices when it comes to HIV/STD’s.

HIV Presentations in the Classroom
Educational or Knowledge based discussions about HIV.

Special Events for World AIDS Day
Helping the school develop activities that recognize the impact HIV has had on the entire world community.

Special Events for National Condom/Testing Week
Promoting events that encourages students to get tested and use condoms if they are sexually active.

Have “Safe” Spring/Summer Events
Activities planned around students remember the lessons learned about HIV/ STD’s during the times they are not on campus and are in which could put them more at risk.

Faculty Workshops regarding HIV
Training Faculty in HIV 101, helping students make better choices regarding HIV/STD’s, working with HIV+ students or becoming resources within their school on HIV/AIDS.

Binge Drinking
Workshops on Binge Drinking and its impact on the school’s community.