black girls survive cancer Inc

black girls survive cancer Inc

Methodology and Approach

Proposal summary

The objectives of black girls survive cancer Inc., will be explored, and a chronological, direct, and rational description of the project, as well as the way the objectives are employed in designing the population-based project to enhance the achievement of goals of the Program, will be provided. The way their methodology or approach will be made innovative will be focused on.  Their evaluation plan for the project will be examined, as well as their project sustainability plan. An accurate logic model for BGSC will be formulated. A realistic timeline of the project, as well as a complete and precise description of Black Girls, Survive Cancer, Inc., will be provided. Furthermore, three sample letters of support will be attached to the proposal.

Introduction

Black Girls Survive Cancer, Inc. is a platform that was founded to affect the experience of cancer. It was established to upgrade living standards as well as the health of individuals residing mainly in Africa and its diaspora. The Program focused on journal writing, mindfulness, visual art masking, and medication as well as meditation (Qin et al., 2020). The Program was intended to run for a period that will sustain the incorporation of the ultimate creation of multi-media terminologies. Moreover, the Program investigated the encounters limiting cooperation among Africans during and after medication of cancer.

A study carried out by global cancer in 2019 provides evidence of why the Black Girls Survive Cancer, Inc. should be encouraged. The first reason is that the Program provided memorial assistance to people living with cancer (Killelea et al., 2019).  Most of the women affected by cancer had a deficiency of love as well as social support that was significant during the endurance of the disease. Black Girls Survive Cancer, Inc. worked on improving the well- being and the environment of the affected individuals by upraising their health status mentally.

Problem statement

The proposal will request for support mainly from the banking institutions such as the World Bank to help in the financing of the Program to improve the experience of the women enduring cancer (Damron, 2017).    The funds will assist in constructing more health centers as well as employing counselors to provide education to women on the importance of preventing themselves from cancer-causing foods. Furthermore, the counselors guided the affected individuals on the way of living in the community. The community is shown how to reduce the stress level and maintain a balanced diet to lower the risk of cancer.

Black girls survive cancer Inc. cannot raise sufficient funds, hence the need to find other ways of acquiring more funds. Several proposals were sent to the World Bank as well as other financing institutions but failed to provide the grants. If the matter is solved and get access to the grants, individuals will have the ability and opportunity to explore their mental status as well as their well –being (Qin et al., 2020). They will also have the desire to fund an exhibit of selling the artwork of patients. Furthermore, with the help of the grants, there will be significant both present and future with an increasing mindset, which is more encouraging.

Project objectives

Black Girls Survive Cancer, Inc. The Program was established to illuminate the effects of art-making on the experience concerning cancer on the same knot improving the well being of people living in Africana diaspora (Damron, 2017).   The Program claims for the need for the importance of individuals’ health who experience cancer problems. The significance of the BGSC program is the targeted audience, which includes groups that are not represented in both medical treatment and studies in Africa.

BGSC program also aims at broadening the nature and scope in the continuum concerning researches in art subjects such as in health for future and current purposes. In achieving diversity, the Program will focus on making arts visual, ensuring that meditation is mindful and frequent journal writing (Noone diet al, 2017). The Program is designed to be long term. It is desired to ultimately integrate and advance to multiple compositions of media for art-making, which will eventually explore the experiences of individual participation in Africa in the process of cancer treatment as well as after treatment.

Project evaluation plan

Black girls survive cancer, Inc. performed a thorough analysis of evaluating the Program by analyzing the completed goals as well as the objectives and activities that helped determine if the project succeeded and finally delivered the intended results. The project was carried out for a certain period (Qin et al., 2020). BGSC, Inc. created awareness to several individuals at the same time collecting data on the number of affected ones and compare them with the healthy ones. At the initial process of conducting the project, the number of the victims seemed to be higher than the healthy ones. Still, within the period the exercise, the region had more youthful people with fewer cancer victims.

During the three months of which the study was carried, there was found that there were fewer Africans who had registered as donors (Jemal & Siegel, 2019).  Evidence from articles from David harewood entitled” nowhere near black individuals are sufficiently donating their stem cells.” He further evaluated and found that Caribbean people are the most willing to give their stem cells.

Project sustainability plan

During the study, it was found that most donors look upon the sustainability of the project.  The donors compare how the project will be helpful on a long term basis. The BGSC art program has considered financial, community as well as organizational sustainability since donors look at those three aspects when funding. For the case BGSC program, the sustainability plan has catered for the three elements of sustainability to ensure that project sustainability has thrived (Damron, 2017).  Community sustainability has sufficiently rooted the project to the community by making the individuals have enough knowledge of the project. Financial sustainability gears towards supporting the organization to carry out the project in the community. The sustainability plan was made efficient to avoid the mistake of ignorance just because it is assumed to be the last step in writing the grant proposal.  A failure in the sustainability plan will lead to a fall down in the entire project.

The sustainability plan was made successful after catching up with the following guidelines (Baker-Bell, 2017).  Proper monitoring and evaluation system, make the approach adaptable, ensure staff training to those individuals conducting administrative activities, ensure that there multiple sources of providing funds, support from the community, political support. Also, the mission of the project should be well defined as well as integrating into the system that currently exists.

Logic model

The logical model incorporates the inputs and the shortcomings with the activities carried out during the project to achieve the expected outputs. The outputs will, in turn, result in negative or positive results. BGSC requires inputs such as funds from banks. Also, the barriers to effective results such as isolation and deficiency is a massive problem to BGSC, Inc., the main activity engaged in is reaching the target audience. The target audience can neither be represented in medical treatments nor studies. Proper utilization of inputs should result in the broadening of the nature of researches in the present and future. The following describes the logic model for Black Girls Survive Cancer, Inc. program

Project timeline

The project timeline will show the procedure of activities from the start to the end of the project. The BGSC project timeline will give the team involved sufficient knowledge of the project and ensure that every member is informed on the part that he/she will be performing. Every task is assigned on a particular date with a known duration. According to Killelea et al., 2019, the following is the project timeline for Black Girls To Survive Cancer, Inc.

Organizational description

The organizational description of black girls survive cancer is “we desire to work diligently to minimize the disproportionate gap created by unequal access in healthcare needs for individuals residing in Africa and its diaspora (Ma et al., 2019). Also, we aspire to function with more mindset to provide services that will assist African people descent and gain sufficient access to healthcare resources.”

The Program was launched in 2013 and acted as an Instagram account. Only the pictures of the founders were posted on the account. The Program now connects different people across the globe. It raises awareness concerning health problems affecting the female generation, specifically in the African diaspora, at the same time giving advice and suggestions about severe disorders, for instance, cancer.

Letters of support

Letter 1

Beckham Frankstaein

Senior Research Assistant

Black girls survive cancer, Inc.

P.O Box 12345

15^th March 2020

London

Eng. Richards Collins

The Director of Fund Provision

Organization of Project Funders

P.O Box 777452

California, USA

Dear Eng. Collins,

I am an active associate of Black girls who survive cancer, Inc. acting as the current senior research assistant. The organization aims at providing cancer experience to the African residents in hand with its diaspora. We work towards serving the two-fold initiative. One of the efforts describes the legacy of transforming silence actions into active and ongoing operations and written language, which can be understood by the African and the society in general. As per the financial statement analyzed in the previous year, there massive suffering from the financial crisis, which has affected our daily activities in conducting awareness to the community on the impacts of cancer.

I support the grant requested since when it becomes successful, many civilians will be saved, and instances of cancer become low. It is only achievable through the provision of essential and helpful data as well as insights that will enhance the government to take part and assist in the construction of hospital and cancer screening centers.

Sincerely,

Beckham Frankstaein,

Senior Research Assistant

Black girls survive cancer, Inc.

Letter 2

15^th march 2020

MS Mary E.  Joseph

NCAA volunteer Program
P.O.  Box 6222

India.

Dear joseph

It is my preference to write a message to support the proposal of black girls to survive the cancer arts program, which was submitted to the deputy recruitment officer of the NCAA volunteer program, which was presented at Oxford University by my secretary in charge.

I have conducted the group and found that they have precise future decisions that will be beneficial to people living with cancer as well as the community. Financing the Program will be of great assistance since they have suffered significant financial challenges caused by a large number of people living with cancer in Africa and its diaspora.

I copiously support the determinations of the NCAA volunteer program that seeks external funding to black girls survives cancer Inc. which is a program designed to increase cancer experience in the African diaspora.

Sincerely,

MS Mary E.  Joseph

NCAA volunteer Program
P.O.  Box 6222

Indiana

Letter 3

15^th march 2020

Dr. Stephen henry

World Bank

P.O box 12629,

Washington, South Africa.

Alexander Paul

Chief finance officer

KISS foundation

P.O box 751024,

Odisha, India,

Dear Paul,

I am gratefully writing the letter to inform you about the importance of financing the BGSC program that aims at improving the cancer experience in Africa. The Program is the need for more capital to finance its operation since it spends massive amounts to carry its activities. The Program is a determined one, and I would request if you can provide the little support you have to the Program.

The finances granted will assist in the purchasing of more screening machines as well as building more amenities that will make the improvement of cancer experience more effective and efficient.

Sincerely,

MS Mary E.  Joseph

NCAA volunteer Program

Indiana

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