AHAPPY Training in LIBERIA
February 07, 2019
Liberia is home to 4,918,367 people, equivalent to 0.06% of the total world population (United Nations 2019 Estimates). In 2016, approximately
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Dia Mundial Da Sida, Lomé, Togo
February 07, 2019
563 adolescentes e jovens ficaram a conhecer o seu estado quanto ao HIV e fizeram a despistagem
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Journée mondiale du Sida, Lomé Togo
February 07, 2019
563 adolescents et jeunes ont connu leur statut sérologique et le dépistage de l’hépatite dans le cadre
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2018 World AIDS Day in Lome, Togo
February 07, 2019
563 young adolescents and youth got to know their HIV status and screening for Hepatitis on December
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G-Djeaye Educational Camp for CEL Youth
November 15, 2018
57 young youth and seven trainers participated in the G-Djeaye MAGIS 2018 summer camp in Atakpamé 160
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MAGIS Collaborates with CEL to Support Vulnerable Women and Youth in Togo
November 15, 2018
A spirit of collaboration was strengthened when MAGIS visited Centre of Hope Loyola between July and August,
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The Centre Culturel Loyola (CCL) and Centre Espérance Loyola (CEL) in Lome, Togo, Have a New Director, Fr. Desire Yamuremye
November 15, 2018
Appointed by the Provincial of West Africa in accordance with the Regional Superior of Rwanda-Burundi Region, Fr.
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AHAPPY Training in St. Ignatius of Loyola-Dodoma
November 14, 2018
In the month of September 2018, several youth in St. Ignatius of Loyola at Kiwanja Cha Ndege
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Improving Livelihoods of Vulnerable Women in Lome, Togo
November 14, 2018
55 beneficiaries, mainly vulnerable women from households infected and affected by HIV and AIDS in Agoè-Nyivè, in
Read MoreWorld Bank Group nominates Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani to participate in the World Bank Group Community Campaign 2018.
September 03, 2018
For the second time now, Children of God Relief Institute (COGRI)-Nyumbani will participate in the World Bank
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AJAN facilitates and coordinates efforts of Jesuits in the fight against HIV and AIDS in Africa through Networking, Communication, Capacity Building, Advocacy, Resource Mobilization and Fundraising. Jesuits efforts in the fight against HIV and AIDS in Africa include offering services such as HIV Care and Treatment, Psychosocial Support through Voluntary Counseling and Testing, Spiritual and Psychosocial Counseling and Integral Human Development through livelihood support and giving education sponsorship to orphans and vulnerable children affected and infected with HIV and AIDS.