For this context and health and wellbeing issue, you are asked to design an intervention. Prepare a program design document that contains the following:

For this context and health and wellbeing issue, you are asked to design an intervention. Prepare a program design document that contains the following:

A brief introduction to the context, health and wellbeing issue, and determinants (you do not need to present a formal stakeholder analysis matrix or problem tree in this report, although you may wish to use them in planning your thinking).
Describe the intervention(s) you are proposing and the reasons you are proposing those intervention(s) (this should include the evidence for the effectiveness of your interventions for your target group, existing services that are in place, and other feasibility issues that are relevant to the context). It is not necessary to provide prioritisation matrices, even if you have used them, though it is expected that you briefly discuss the criteria/values that you used to select your intervention.
Present and discuss a logic model to describe how your interventions may be expected to address the health and wellbeing issue.
Present and justify the five most important evaluation questions for your program/project, made up of:
Two evaluation questions you would ask at the end of year 1
Three evaluation questions you would ask at the end of the project (final evaluation) 
that includes at least one priority outcome evaluation question
Present a communication strategy for how you will communicate the outcomes of the final 
evaluation of your program to different stakeholder groups. This can be in the way of a table, but you will need to include text justifying this approach.
Organisational context

You are the program design team leader for an organisation (please choose between a non- government or government organisation and make this clear in your report) with expertise in the context and issues described in your chosen scenario. It is assumed that a needs assessment has already been undertaken in this context, and that you have been asked to lead/facilitate the process of designing an appropriate intervention. If your program is approved, you will have access to up to AUD$2 million in funding over the next five years (which includes the time taken to design and roll out the program), but you are not required to use all of this funding. You may also make reasonable assumptions about being able to engage with local resources (government, NGO, community) and collaborate with local organisations. There is a possibility the funding may be continued after five years, but this is not certain. The design document you are preparing is for presentation to technical experts in your health problem and context, who will decide whether your intervention should be funded.

Writing a program design document

This is not an academic essay but a report. A program design document is a common form of health communication that is primarily used as a technical document to brief stakeholders, and advocate for support and guide implementation. The language used may be less formal than academic writing, and the report should be structured with headings and subheadings to guide the reader.

Referencing

Referencing should use the Harvard (name, date) system. In-text citations and the list of references are not included in the word count.

As with all academic writing, any ideas or work that is your own creation for this assignment does not need referencing, but other people’s work (or your own work for other subjects/projects) does need to be referenced if used. General concepts like logic models, problem trees, stakeholder analysis frameworks etc. do not need to be referenced.

You are encouraged to refer to sources on the conte

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