Fr Jacquineau Azetsop SJ Mothers and fathers talk to their children is an innovative program aiming at transmitting social skills from adults to youth in N’Djaména that is implemented by St Mathias Mulumba Parish and Loyola Youth Centre. Why launch such a program? In traditional society, well-chosen individuals (aunts, uncles
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Kenya: Facing the world with HIV and AIDS
Johnfisher M. Ondigo Some years ago, when Joyline’s sister came to ask for a chance for her in our school, the Beausang Catholic Education Centre, she did something many people feared doing then. She disclosed her sister’s HIV-positive status. It was not even in our school’s policy that this should
Burundi: Jesuit project director delivers NGO address to UNAIDS chief
The director of Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM), an AIDS project run by the Jesuits in Burundi, has urged UNAIDS and other partners to step up advocacy for universal access to treatment and for better management of the Global Fund, so that services will be more easily available to those who
Burundi: Working from the heart
4 May 2013 – Elizabeth was diagnosed with HIV 11 years ago. Her job is to help others live positively with the same virus that infected her, especially by following their antiretroviral treatment (ART) correctly… Read more
Kenya: Changing the reality of AIDS in Africa
4 May 2013 – Kevin Kelly SJ writes: I am so encouraged each time I work with the women of Mirror of Hope and see their self-esteem, pride and commitment grow week after week… Read more
Kenya: Encounters that made me more human
4 May 2013 – After more than eight years of devoted service, Br Alain Ragueneau is no longer a permanent staff member of the Uzima program for people with HIV in Kangemi, a poor suburb of Nairobi. He shares with us snippets from his journal entries and other writings over
AJANews 118 – April 2013
Working from the heart – Elizabeth was diagnosed with HIV 11 years ago. Her job is to help others live positively with the same virus that infected her, especially by following their antiretroviral treatment (ART) correctly. Meeting Elizabeth at her workplace, Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Bujumbura, it quickly becomes
Kenya: Encounters that made me more human
30 April 2013 – After more than eight years of devoted service, Br Alain Ragueneau is no longer a permanent staff member of the Uzima program for people with HIV in Kangemi, a poor suburb of Nairobi. He shares with us snippets from his journal entries and other writings over
Kenya: Changing the reality of AIDS in Africa
30 April 2013 – Kevin Kelly, a Jesuit novice from Canada, left AJAN House in April after a four-month placement. Just before leaving, he reflected on lessons learned… “When you have a great and difficult task, something perhaps almost impossible, if you only work a little at a time, every
Burundi: Working from the heart
30 April 2013 – Elizabeth was diagnosed with HIV 11 years ago. Her job is to help others live positively with the same virus that infected her, especially by following their antiretroviral treatment (ART) correctly. Meeting Elizabeth at her workplace, Service Yezu Mwiza (SYM) in Bujumbura, it quickly becomes clear
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