The best practice presented by the Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) is a mobile clinic for people with HIV that has led to increased rates of treatment adherence and of healthy children born to HIV-positive mothers. The mobile clinic team goes daily to villages in Bujumbura Rural, the province surrounding the
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Zambia: Chikuni Parish Home-Based Care (HBC)
The Chikuni Parish Home-Based Care (HBC) program in southern Zambia was awarded for excellence for its new four-phase approach that strives to offer a more individualised and sustainable service to over 1000 people with HIV. Chikuni HBC was set up in 2000 at a time when many people with AIDS
Winner of AJAN award for excellence in AIDS ministry announced
31 July 2013 – The Chikuni Parish Home-Based Care (HBC) program in southern Zambia is the winner of the first annual award for excellence in Jesuit AIDS ministry in Africa and Madagascar. Read more…
Winner of first AJAN reward for excellence in AIDS ministry
The Chikuni Parish Home-Based Care (HBC) program in southern Zambia is the winner of the first annual award for excellence in Jesuit AIDS ministry in Africa and Madagascar. The Jesuit Superiors of Africa and Madagascar (JESAM) and by the African Jesuit AIDS Network (AJAN) launched the award this year to
Kenya: Learning about joy, hope and gratitude
29 June 2012 – In April 2012, my mentor at the Jesuit Mission Office in Germany called me and asked if I would agree to spend my year of voluntary service at AJAN… Read more
UK: Jesuit AIDS activist launches book
29 June 2013 – The book, Ted Rogers: Jesuit, Social Pioneer and AIDS Activist in Zimbabwe – A Memoir, was launched in the UK on 10 May… Read more
About Ndugu
29 June 2013 – A young boy living in Nyumbani Village in Kenya is delighted at the success of a short film he starred in. Daniel Itumo played the leading role in the 15-minute film, About Ndugu, whichwas shot in Nyumbani in June 2012… Read more
TRIPS extension positive… but not good enough
29 June 2013 – The decision to give the world’s poorest countries more time to fall in line with an international agreement regulating intellectual property rights has been welcomed as a positive step… but not as positive as it could have been… Read more
AJANews 120 – June 2013
TRIPS extension positive… but not good enough – The decision to give the world’s poorest countries more time to fall in line with an international agreement regulating intellectual property rights has been welcomed as a positive step… but not nearly as positive as it could have been… Read more Kenya:
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