HIV prevention is part of their training and many residence-based programs are offered throughout the year. Research-based philosophy and practice. Project SAVE is integrated throughout the campus. It is a Health Promotion Services initiative and is therefore vitally connected to its mission statement. Policies, guidelines, and resources related to HIV issues are developed and communicated through formal linkages between health service and student affairs administrators, clinicians, health educators, faculty and academic departments, community agencies, and students.
Programs are readily accessible and available.
HIV prevention education is integrated within multiple campus programs. Prevention strategies address a broad scope of issues that are developmentally appropriate for Stanford students, and are presented in a wide variety of nonjudgmental, empathetic, and intellectually challenging formats. Project SAVE also integrates the important issues of developing a campus community of caring for others, and also developing personal responsibility and integrity. To empower students to prevent the spread of HIV infection through teaching, learning, and research. To empower students with knowledge and skills that promote healthy and caring relationships.