Ornela Emefa Pakou, CEL A campaign just undertaken by the Centre Esperance Loyola (CEL) and partners in Togo did no less than 7,000 tests for HIV, Hepatitis and blood group in just over two weeks. The campaign raised awareness and offered Voluntary Counselling and Testing (VCT) in schools and other
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Zimbabwe: Be switched on!
Time Baluwa, IYD Over 400 young people from 14 schools gathered on 1 December to mark World AIDS Day at the Young People Making a Difference (YPMD) Expo 2016. The YPMD Expo was held at St Peter’s Kubatana High School in Highfield, a high-density suburb of Harare. It is an
For a reinvigorating and life-giving new year!
Fr Elphège Quenum SJ (pictured above, left) At the dawn of the year 2017, my thoughts turn to all those for and with whom AJAN accomplishes its mission. May the new year, heralded by the light of the Nativity of Christ, once again bring vigour and life-giving grace to people
For a Christmas of renewal in Christ’s mission
Fr Paterne Mombé SJ (pictured right) It has been my habit to write a long message by way of sending my Season’s Greetings to you all: partners, friends and co-workers who have been part of AJAN and contributed to its works in so many ways. So it has become quite difficult to
World Aids Day
Harnessing the ability of young people to take good decisions and to act wisely and compassionately is crucial to face up to the AIDS pandemic. The African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) firmly believes that young people have this potential however they… Read more
World Aids Day
BELIEVING IN & MAXIMISING THE POTENTIAL OF YOUNG PEOPLE A message from Fr Michael Lewis SJ, President of JESAM (Jesuit Superiors of Africa and Madagascar) Harnessing the ability of young people to take good decisions and to act wisely and compassionately is crucial to face up to the AIDS pandemic.
Kenya: Living positively
5 November 2016 – Joseph Kirimi has intimate knowledge of the deadly toll exacted by AIDS. The Kenyan man lost his first wife and three children – the eldest was nine years – to the disease. He survived because he dared to seek out the truth about his own HIV-positive
AJANews 150 – October 2016
Living positively: Joseph Kirimi has intimate knowledge of the deadly toll exacted by AIDS. The Kenyan man lost his first wife and three children – the eldest was nine years – to the disease. He survived because he dared to seek out the truth about his own HIV-positive status. AJAN
Living positively
Danielle Vella 31 October 2016 – Joseph Kirimi has intimate knowledge of the deadly toll exacted by AIDS. The Kenyan man lost his first wife and three children – the eldest was nine years – to the disease. He survived because he dared to seek out the truth about his
AJAN best practices
PDF Booklets on best practices In 2015, AJAN published three booklets on best practices that have developed over the years in Jesuit AIDS ministries that sought to respond to the needs of the hour. Each of the booklets deals with a specific topic, namely stigma, children and teenagers living with
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