Appointed by the Provincial of West Africa in accordance with the Regional Superior of Rwanda-Burundi Region, Fr. Desiré Yamuremye is now the new Director of the Centre Culturel Loyola (CCL) and Centre Espérance Loyola (CEL), in Lome, Togo. A Jesuit from Burundi, Fr. Desiré was ordained ten years ago and
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AHAPPY Training in St. Ignatius of Loyola-Dodoma
In the month of September 2018, several youth in St. Ignatius of Loyola at Kiwanja Cha Ndege Parish in Dodoma received a seminar on HIV and AIDS. Participants reflected on God’s love for man, disasters facing the world, sexually transmitted diseases and how youth could live responsibly to minimize new
Improving Livelihoods of Vulnerable Women in Lome, Togo
55 beneficiaries, mainly vulnerable women from households infected and affected by HIV and AIDS in Agoè-Nyivè, in Lome, have received training on entrepreneurship and Income Generating Activities (IGA). The training sought to sensitize participants on management of micro credits as they seek to start various Income Generating Activities thanks to
World Bank Group nominates Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani to participate in the World Bank Group Community Campaign 2018.
For the second time now, Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani will participate in the World Bank Group Community Connections Campaign 2018. The campaign brings together motivated international workforce to better millions of community groups throughout the world. Nyumbani received a donation of Kshs. 2 million from 2017 World Bank
World Bank Group Nominates Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani to participate in the World Bank Group Community Campaign 2018
Nairobi-Kenya: September 2018: For the second time now, Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani will participate in the World Bank Group Community Connections Campaign 2018. The campaign brings together motivated international workforce to better millions of community groups throughout the world. Nyumbani received a donation of Kshs. 2 million
HIV and AIDS Workshop for the Youth at the Holy Family Catholic Church (HFCC) in Monrovia
Youth in Cladwell, at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Monrovia were sensitized on various aspects of HIV and AIDS. Attending a workshop dubbed ‘Sexual Reproductive Health and HIV & AIDS Prevention Awareness’, the youth were sensitized on Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and means of transmission of STIs. The workshop
AJAN HIV and AIDS Prevention Programme for the Youth (AHAPPY) Training of Learners in Nairobi’s Mukuru Slums
304 youths living in Mukuru Slums in Nairobi were sensitized on HIV and AIDS in Mukuru Promotion Centre (MPC). Organized by the Mercy Sisters, sensitization sessions targeted secondary school (Form Fours) students and youths registered for training at Vocational Training Institute popularly known as ‘SKILL’. The two day sensitization saw
Empowering the Youth in the Democratic Republic of Congo
June-July 2018: 120 youth benefitted from a training organized by Centre Maisha at Jenipher Beach Tshopo in the Democratic Republic of Congo. During the recreational day exchange, the youth were engaged in conference-debates, poetry, skits, music and private exchanges and counseling between the youth and their peer educators on HIV
My Brother and Sister’s Keeper-The CEL Family Support Group
They know each other by their names. They know where each member lives. They perfectly understand each other’s challenges-self-denial, rejection and hopelessness. These they understood too well. Then came a helping hand; the formation of Centre of Hope Loyola ‘Support Group.’ This time, hope was in the air. The laughter
AHAPPY Training of Trainers in Central African Republic
According to UNAIDS 2018 statistics, the rate of new HIV infections and the burden of HIV remain high in Central Africa region. To contribute to the fight against HIV and AIDS in Central African Republic, AJAN carried HIV and AIDS trainings at the Centre d’Information, d’Education et d’Ecoute of the
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